Storm-Season Preparedness in Northern California for Businesses with Large Commercial Generators

Storm-Season Preparedness in Northern California for Businesses with Large Commercial Generators Northern California’s storm profile is unique: atmospheric river downpours, damaging wind events, and occasional freezing snaps can stack up into extended outages right when your operations are most exposed.  If you run a large commercial generator, storm prep isn’t just about “does it start?” […]

Why 24/7 Emergency UPS Battery Replacement Is Mission-Critical for Commercial Generators

Why 24/7 Emergency UPS Battery Replacement Is Mission-Critical for Commercial Generators If you manage critical facilities, you already know the uncomfortable truth: most outages that hurt aren’t caused by the utility or the generator: they’re caused by the UPS. Year after year, independent data shows UPS failures are the top cause of impactful data center […]

What NFPA 70 (NEC) Means for Generator Maintenance, Service, and Compliance

What NFPA 70 (NEC) Means for Generator Maintenance, Service, and Compliance If you manage facilities, NFPA 70 — the National Electrical Code (NEC) is the rulebook for how your emergency power equipment is installed, wired, protected, and labeled. While NFPA 37 governs the engine-side (location, fuel, ventilation/exhaust), NFPA 70 governs the electrical side: conductors, overcurrent […]

What NFPA 37 Means for Maintenance, Service, and Compliance

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What NFPA 37 Means for Maintenance, Service, and Compliance If you manage facilities, you already know emergency power isn’t just a line in your budget: it’s a life-safety and business-continuity issue. That’s why NFPA 37 matters. This standard governs how stationary combustion engines (like your diesel or natural gas generator) are installed and used so […]

Repair, Repower, or Replace? A CFO-Friendly ROI Framework for Aging Generators

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Repair, Repower, or Replace? A CFO-Friendly ROI Framework for Aging Generators Why Now Is the Time for Strategic Decision-Making As electronic systems underpin critical operations. From healthcare infrastructure to data centers and manufacturing plants, the reliability of backup power is non-negotiable. Aging generators become liabilities, not assets. They demand higher maintenance costs, suffer from parts […]

Repair Recommendations: Why Ignoring Them Puts Your Emergency Power System at Risk

Repair Recommendations: Why Ignoring Them Puts Your Emergency Power System at Risk When you purchase and maintain a commercial generator, you’re investing in peace of mind. It’s the assurance that when the power grid fails, your business operations continue without interruption. But what happens when your generator service technician points out a repair that needs […]

Critical Power Facility Generator Minor Inspection

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At GenServe, we  service multiple Power Plant Generators all around New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Texas and Florida. ⚡️ The recommended quarterly maintenance for any critical power facility includes: Three Minor Services with Building Load Tests and One Yearly Major Service.⚡️ At GenServe we offer different Preventative Maintenance plans tailored to every industry, custom unique setup or […]

Load Banking Two 400kW Generac Generators on a Manhattan Rooftop

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Our Plainview NY team was called in to load bank two brand new 400kW Generac generators installed side-by-side on a rooftop in midtown Manhattan. Our technicians set up multiple portable load bank suitcases to run in conjunction with the generator built-in roof mounted load banks to run both gensets at full load for 2hrs per […]

Block Heater Coolant Leak Repair at a Critical Power Facility

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Our Fairfield NJ branch received a service call for a diesel generator low coolant level alarm at a critical Power Facility. A tech was dispatched immediately and arrived onsite within 30 minutes of receiving the call. After a thorough inspection, the tech determined there was a coolant leak coming from the factory block heater’s upper […]