Edick Electric

05/20/2026

"If my generator only ran for its weekly exercise all winter and we didn't have any outages, why does it need a service?"

Every time temps swing from cold to warm and back, condensation builds up inside the engine and works its way into the oil. The generator starts fine — but it's running on contaminated oil you can't see.

A spring service drains it out, puts fresh oil in, and takes about an hour. Skip it long enough and the engine pays for it.

📍 Rome, Utica, Oneida, and the Mohawk Valley.

05/04/2026

May the 4th be with you…
Because the grid definitely won’t be 😅⚡

Stay powered when it matters most.
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05/01/2026

While you’re planting those spring flowers, don’t forget to give your home’s generator a checkup too. We just got this Briggs & Stratton in Rome ready for the season, surrounded by fresh blooms.

04/24/2026

One part of a generator install most people don’t expect?

Utility coordination.

It’s the one piece we can’t do for you—but it has to be done right.

Here’s what to know:

The One Thing Your Generator Installer Can't Do for You (And How to Do It Right) Apr 23 Written By Daniel Edick A guide for homeowners in Utica, Rome, Oneida, and the surrounding area If you're planning a standby generator installation in Utica, Rome, Oneida, or anywhere in the Mohawk Valley, you're...

04/22/2026

Quick check last week before the wind—making sure everything was running like it should.

This is the part people don’t see.

04/20/2026

Storm season’s starting to show up again.

Even when they don’t hit hard, it’s a reminder how quickly things can change—and how fast outages can happen.

04/17/2026

Thinking about a generator this summer?

The time to start isn’t when the power goes out—it’s now.

https://www.edickelectricmotors.com/learningcenter/want-a-generator-this-summer-heres-why-you-need-to-start-now

04/15/2026

A generator install isn’t just dropping a unit on a pad.

Around here, there’s a lot that goes into doing it right.

04/13/2026

The grid is changing—and not in a way that makes things more reliable.

We’re seeing more homeowners plan ahead this spring instead of waiting for outages.

04/10/2026

I recently attended the REHLKO dealer summit—some eye-opening conversations about where power reliability is heading.

Short version: demand is rising faster than the grid can keep up.

I put together a breakdown here:

https://www.edickelectricmotors.com/learningcenter/2026-kohler-home-energy-summit-what-cny-homeowners-need-to-know-about-the-future-of-power