Florida Mandates Backup Power in Nursing Homes & Assisted Living Facilities

Governor Scott said, “As we near the 2018 hurricane season, families can now know the facilities responsible for caring for their loved ones will have the resources needed to be fully prepared ahead of any potential storms.” ESSE anticipates that other states may also implement new rules in the wake of last year’s tragic loss of life following Hurricane Irma.
There was considerable discussion and misunderstanding about the legislation in the months between the declaration by Governor Scott and the actual laws being signed, so we have included a copy of both the Nursing Home law and the Assisted Living law here:
Please don’t hesitate to contact us for assistance in compliance with the new legislation. Our team understands the urgency and has the expertise and background to put a smart standby power plan into action for any size facility.
Are You Ready – 2018 Hurricane Season Starts June 1st!

- Engine
- Fuel and Fuel Storage
- Voltage Regulator
- Filters
- Engine Cooling System
- Alternator
- Batteries
- Paralleling Switchgear
- Automatic and Manual Transfer Switches
We recommend having your generator serviced twice per year at six-month intervals by one of our Generac Certified Technicians. These services include an Operational Inspection and a Comprehensive Service Inspection. Having service performed twice per year helps ensure your generator will work as expected.
To learn more, visit our generator maintenance page or call 855 GEN ESSE.

