You Gotta Problem? We Can Fix It!

As hurricane season approaches, demand for generators always rises and this year, so do prices. Across the board, manufacturers are adjusting their pricing due to global tariffs, rising material costs, and supply chain shifts. For many generator companies, that means customers are going to feel the increase. But at Rack, we’ve made a different choice. … [Read More]

If you live in South Florida, hurricane season isn’t just background noise — it’s a yearly reality that can bring serious and sudden power outages. These aren’t your average few-hour blackouts. We’re talking about multi-day — sometimes even multi-week — disruptions to everyday life. And with the intensity of storms only increasing, preparing now could … [Read More]

As Hurricane Milton, a Category 5 storm, takes aim at South Florida, the team at Rack Electric is here to help our community prepare for whatever may come. With high winds, heavy rainfall, and prolonged power outages expected, now is the time to ensure your home and family are ready. We’ve compiled a list of … [Read More]

Are you ready for 2024’s hurricane season? Experts predict it will be among the worst we’ve ever seen, with some suggesting it will break records from previous seasons. Although it’s vital to take the warnings seriously, that doesn’t mean inclement weather has to derail your sense of safety and security. The expert South Florida generator … [Read More]

When you live in sunny Florida, generator testing and drills keep you prepared and ready for hurricane season. More than just making sure you have enough fuel, you also need a checklist of what to do to ensure your safety. The electricians at Rack Electric are always here to make sure your generator in South … [Read More]

When you live in South Florida, you enjoy nearly year-round sunshine, waterfront views, and outdoor fun. However, the trade-off is hurricane season, where staying diligent and having a reliable generator are critical. You can stay on top of your safety and ensure your lights stay on with post-hurricane generator maintenance in South Florida. Here’s a … [Read More]