Whole Home Generator

Protect Your Family from the Inconvenience and Costs of Sudden and Extended Power Loss

In just the last few years, severe storms have left mid-Tennessee residents without power for days at a time. The inconvenience and costs of being without electricity are fresh for many. You may have to find a different place to stay due to temperatures, medical needs like oxygen, or if you normally work from home.

You could lose a small fortune in spoiled food—or worse—the entire appliance. And, without power, a sump pump cannot keep ground water from backing up into your home. The longer you go without power, the greater your risk of loss.

It’s no wonder many Nashville area homeowners choose to invest in a whole home generator. At Copeland and Son, we know. We get the calls.

How a Whole Home Generator Works

The beauty of a standby (or ‘backup’) whole home generator is that it automatically turns on when the power goes out. Hooked up to your propane or natural gas, it will take over supplying electricity to predetermined circuits in your home.

There is no loud sound, no handling of gasoline, and no dangerous, smelly clouds of exhaust. When power is restored, it will automatically turn off.

A whole home generator can deliver all the power you need for the things you normally run, from your furnace or heat pump, to your refrigerator and freezer, to your lights and TV. Do you want your family to be able to do everything they’d normally do? Or, do you want power only for certain appliances?

Copeland and Son provides free in-home consultation to help you find the right fit for your needs and budget. And, we have financing available that requires no money down if you qualify.

Don’t Suffer Through Another Power Outage

Of course, the best time to get a generator is before you need it. Copeland and Son can have you ready. We can provide you with expert installation and maintenance. And, should you already have a standby generator and need repairs, we can help with that, too.