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A generator is also a costly option, both to purchase and run, as compared to basic electrical service. A 10Kw genset would cover the majority of the needs of a small household, you'll have a few scenarios where you don't have enough power (especially if you use electric heat in any way (hot water, stove, etc.)). However, a decent quality dry-gas generator should be extremely reliable. Couple that with a small UPS for things like the septic pump, and you should have an overall reliability factor that would be as good as what you'd expect in the lakes region with utility power on an island. Personally, I'd still go with the commercial power since I'd rather not have to spend any of my free time doing generator maintenance, even if it is only yearly.
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