Generator installation in Covington, GA
Historic homes and outage history
Covington's historic districts and recent storms both shape how we plan an install here.
City-run power
Covington runs its own electric utility, the largest residential provider in the city. Snapping Shoals EMC and Georgia Power serve other parts of the area.
Helene outages
During Hurricane Helene, Snapping Shoals EMC had as many as 14,000 customers out, and trees came down on several city streets.
Starts on its own
When the power goes out, your generator starts automatically within seconds, even if you're not home.
Your home keeps running
A Generac home standby generator starts on its own within seconds of an outage, whether you're home or not. When the power comes back, it shuts itself off.
- Starts automatically
- Runs on natural gas or propane
- Installed by a licensed Master Electrician
What we install in Covington
- Generac home standby generators, 10 to 28 kW
- Automatic transfer switches
- Propane tanks for homes without natural gas
- EV chargers
- Commercial generators for Covington businesses
Power company in Covington
Homes in Covington may be served by the City of Covington's own electric utility, Snapping Shoals EMC or Georgia Power, depending on where you live.
- City of Covington Utilities (municipal electric, MEAG Power member)
- Snapping Shoals EMC outage map
- Georgia Power outage map
- Oxford Electric Utility
Our work around Covington
Check-ins from our recent installs in and around Covington.
Your generator questions, answered
Do you install generators in Covington?
My power comes from the City of Covington. Does that matter?
What happens when the power goes out?
How soon can you come out for an estimate?
Ready before the next storm?
Tell us a little about your home and we'll call or text you to set up a free site visit.
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