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There are a variety of ways a power outage can be caused, from weather and fallen tree branches to human error, damaged equipment or scheduled maintenance.
Power outage main causes
It's good to have a plan in case of a power outage. Your plan should include a list of emergency phone numbers and an emergency kit that's easy to find in the dark.
Prepare for power outages
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Every year, overgrown trees and other vegetation make contact with power lines. This contact creates a risk of electrical hazards including fires, electrical shock, and downed lines.
Tree maintenance tips
Being prepared for a scheduled power outage can help keep your business, staff, and equipment safe.
Prepare your business for scheduled outages
We should all be prepared for emergencies to stay safe and healthy during any type of situation which may arise. Emergencies can happen in extreme weather events which can result in unpreventable power outages. In high risk cases, emergencies could also force you out of your home.
Be prepared
There are a variety of ways a power outage can be caused, from weather and fallen tree branches to human error, damaged equipment or scheduled maintenance.
Main causes of power outages
Tree maintenance tips
There are many reasons a water outage may occur. There may be a nearby water main break, or it could be an issue with your water supply line.
Water outage main causes
Learn how to be prepared for an outage, what to during a water outage and after your water is restored.
Prepare for water outages
Water lines inside your home can freeze due to subzero temperatures, extreme wind chill and cold drafts. Learn about the ways to prevent pipes from freezing and what to do during a water emergency.
Water that flows opposite to its normal direction is called backflow, a problem that can accidentally contaminate drinking water in your home and, possibly, the entire public water system. Backflow conditions are potentially dangerous, but preventable.
Preventing backflow