A standby generator might be a great idea for your home, but consider these need-to-know facts about installing one first.

A power generator can be a life saver in times of inclement weather, and knowing what to look for when installing yours is incredibly important.

As power outages become more common, purchasing a home generator may be a top priority. Use this as a guide before you make the investment.

Understanding the costs, installation requirements and benefits will help you decide if a generator fits your home setup and lifestyle.

With extreme weather comes more power outages. Stay prepared with these portable generators recommended by the experts.

Adding up the running watts and the highest starting wattage of all the devices you wish to power with a generator will help ...

According to Consumer Reports, a professionally installed, whole-home generator can increase a home's value by 3-5% and is a good return on investment option.

When you lose power, a whole-house generator keeps your home’s systems up and running. Some are permanently installed to power your home in an emergency, while others are portable for off-grid ...

Installing a whole-home generator can cost a builder $15,000 to more than $20,000 depending on the size, said Mike Dishberger, former president of Greater Houston Builders Association.