AC WORKS® Connector — Hurricane Season

Issue Thirty One of the WRAP UP Newsletter By AC WORKS®

Posted by Stephanie Junek on Aug 31, 2022

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The WRAP UP Issue Eight Cover Story: 2020 Hurricane Season

Posted by Stephanie Junek on Sep 02, 2020

2020 Hurricane Season Let us help you keep the power on during hurricane season. Earlier in the year, the NOAA was predicting anywhere from 3-6 major hurricanes and for the season to be an above-average hurricane season. Fast forward to August, and the predictions have changed. The NOAA is now predicting up to 25 named storms. As we write this, there are two hurricanes in the Gulf of Mexico, Laura and Marco. We have no way of knowing how the hurricane season will play out, but what we do know is how to help keep your power on in an...

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How to Plan your Home's Emergency Power System

Posted by Stephanie Junek on Feb 15, 2019

When the power goes out in an emergency it is important to be prepared. You never know when you will need emergency power so you should have your plan in place before the power goes out. When trying to prepare your plan there are a few things to think about. What will you be using to power your home? What items in your home will need to be powered? Are there any details you have not thought of, like the time of year? Before you decide which route to go for obtaining power you should decide what household items are...

How to Power your Home after a Hurricane Strikes: Part Two

Posted by Stephanie Junek on Aug 24, 2018

After a hurricane strikes, you will want to be very careful to avoid potentially life-threatening dangers. Some of those dangers are likely to be around any corner, once you emerge from your shelter. The potential dangers are hiding in flood waters, your basement, your yard, and car. Be cautious and know the warnings and how to avoid making a life-threatening mistake during your clean up and repair efforts.