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gfweb

If you were in my area this would be a several times a year occurrence.

 

The easy answer is to have a stand-by propane generator. Guessing that would be about 5K + fuel.

 

Pull-start gas generators need occasional attention so they will start when you need them....but are much cheaper.

 

What's the dollar value of   the lost food and lost business?

 

We had a gas-powered generac inverter that IIRC cost ~$500 that can power three fridges and a freezer as well as some lights.  You'd have to run cords to each appliance.

gfweb

gfweb

If you were in my area this would be a several times a year occurrence.

 

The easy answer is to have a stand-by propane generator. Guessing that would be about 5K + fuel.

 

Pull-start gas generators need occasional attention so they will start when you need them....but are much cheaper.

 

What's the dollar value of   the lost food and lost business?

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