The RRG

Difference

The Market Has Generator Companies. We Built Something Different. 

There are rental companies, HVAC contractors selling permanent installs, and big box stores with floor stock. All of them are reactive. They respond to demand. When a storm hits, demand spikes — and all of that supply disappears in hours. 

RRG was designed around a different question: what if power coverage worked like insurance — pre-positioned, systematically managed, and allocated before the emergency rather than during it? 

What We Do

Rapid on-site response:

We know outage time is costly — so we act fast.

Local expertise:

We live and work in Tennessee

Comprehensive service:

Rentals to maintenance we handle it all fast!

Experienced technicians:

Trained to handle our generator configurations.

Transparent pricing:

No surprises — just reliable power and honest service.

The Difference That Actually Matters in a Storm

They wait for the call. We’re already dispatching. 

When a major outage hits, rental companies open their phones. Their inventory gets reserved in the first two hours. Our activation runs off the member list, not inbound calls. Our members’ units are being loaded onto trucks while most people are still figuring out their options. 

Their inventory is shared. Ours is reserved. 

A rental company’s fleet serves whoever gets there first. Our fleet capacity is held against enrolled members. We don’t sell the same unit twice. When you’re in our system, your unit is yours for the coverage year. 

Their pricing spikes under pressure. Ours is locked. 

Event pricing — when demand is highest — is where rental companies maximize margin. Your RRG membership rate is set at enrollment and doesn’t change when the grid goes down. Overage rates for extended runtime are published in your membership agreement before you ever need them. 

They sell you a box. We manage a system. 

Owning a generator means maintenance schedules, fuel storage, load testing, and the realization at 11pm during a storm that you haven’t run it in 18 months and it won’t start. RRG’s fleet is maintained on a regular schedule. Every unit that leaves our yard is tested before deployment. 

They’re available until they’re not. We’re capacity-limited by design. 

Our enrollment caps by ZIP code aren’t a sales tactic. They’re an operational commitment. We cap membership at a fleet ratio that lets us serve our members. When a zone fills, it fills. That’s the system working as intended. 

RRG Membership
Rental Company
Generator Ownership
Availability During Outage

Pre-reserved — already yours 
First come, fiorst served
Already on-site (if working)
When To Act
Before storm season
During the outage
Anytime (with cash)
Cost
From $54/month
Variable - spikes during events
$15,000-$25,000 + installed
Maintenancce
RRG handles it
Not your concern
Your responsibility
Fuel
Managed at delivery
Source it yourself
Source it yourself
Priority Dispatch
By tier - contractually defined
Not applicable
Not applicable
Medical Priority Option
Yes - documented tier
No
Built-in (if functional)