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In the spray foam insulation industry, downtime is expensive. When your rig loses power, your crew stops working, material starts cooling, schedules get delayed, and profits disappear fast. That’s why serious spray foam contractors invest in diesel generators that are built specifically for demanding mobile applications — not lightweight consumer-grade units that can’t handle real-world jobsite conditions. At Powerhouse Diesel Generators, we build rugged commercial grade dies

The Truth About Diesel Storage, Fuel Maintenance & Real Generator Reliability When the lights go out, nobody cares what your generator looked like sitting on the pad. What matters is whether it starts instantly, carries the load, and keeps your operation running without hesitation. At PDG Generators, we build generators for people who depend on power for a living — farmers, contractors, municipalities, industrial facilities, marine operators, poultry operations, telecom infra

Generators are essential tools for providing backup power during outages, supporting outdoor activities, and powering remote locations. Despite their widespread use, many misconceptions about generators persist. These myths can lead to poor decisions, wasted money, and inefficient use of power. This article clears up common misunderstandings, helping you make smarter choices when buying, using, or maintaining a generator. Generator ready for use in an outdoor setting Myth 1:

Natural gas sounds great on paper—until you actually need it. At Powerhouse Diesel Generators, we work with customers across the Southeast who depend on their equipment when it counts. And we’ve seen what happens during real outages. Natural gas systems rely on pipeline pressure, and when demand spikes or infrastructure is stressed, that pressure can drop—especially if you’re at the end of the line. When that happens, your generator may not get the fuel it needs when you need