i know the set up your describing. your genny would be a roll-away and not permanent, correct? i see it in a lot of houses and it makes perfect sense if you just want some peace of mind know you can hook up a generator if needed, which hopefully isn't all the time or else a more permanent system would make sense.
either way my point remains. the cost here is beyond absurd
i know the set up your describing. your genny would be a roll-away and not permanent, correct? i see it in a lot of houses and it makes perfect sense if you just want some peace of mind know you can hook up a generator if needed, which hopefully isn't all the time or else a more permanent system would make sense.
either way my point remains. the cost here is beyond absurd
I agree, for $300K you should be able to get a generator to supply at least a small town, not just some politicians house.
I agree, for $300K you should be able to get a generator to supply at least a small town, not just some politicians house.
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