GENERAC GENERATORS
When the Power Goes Out, Keep Life Running.
A standby generator doesn't just keep the lights on. It can keep your heat running, protect your food, keep your well pump working, power essential equipment, and help your home or business continue operating when the utility can't.
Kimlin Energy sells, installs, and services Generac standby generators and can help you build a backup-power solution around what you actually need to keep running.
From selecting the right generator to installation, ongoing service, and the propane supply behind it, we're here for the entire system.
SALES • INSTALLATION • SERVICE • FUEL
One Team. From Generator to Fuel.
A standby generator is only one part of a dependable backup-power system.
You need the right generator for your electrical demand. It needs to be properly installed. It needs an adequate fuel supply. And when something needs attention, you need someone to call.
Kimlin Energy can help coordinate the pieces.
Generac Generator Sales
We'll help you select a Generac standby generator appropriate for your home, business, electrical demand, and backup-power goals.
Explore Generator OptionsProfessional Installation
From equipment placement and system setup to coordinating the requirements of the installation, we'll help move your project from planning to backup power.
Request an Installation QuoteGenerator Service
Already own a Generac? Kimlin Energy provides generator service and maintenance to help keep your standby system ready when you need it.
Request Generator ServicePropane & Generator Assurance
A propane-powered generator needs a fuel supply designed around backup power. Generator Assurance combines propane pricing, outage-response priority, tank support, generator exercise propane, and other benefits into a membership built specifically for standby generator customers.
Explore Generator AssuranceWhat Do You Need to Keep Running?
Choosing a standby generator isn't simply about buying the biggest unit available.
The right system starts with understanding what you want to keep operating when utility power is unavailable.
Essential Backup
Keep the necessities operating during an outage.
- Heating equipment
- Refrigerator and freezer
- Well pump
- Lighting
- Internet and communications
- Selected outlets and essential circuits
For some homeowners, keeping the essentials running is exactly what they need.
Whole-Home Backup
Keep most or all of your home operating with substantially less disruption.
- Heating and cooling
- Refrigeration
- Well or water systems
- Lighting and outlets
- Kitchen appliances
- Garage doors
- Internet and electronics
- Other normal household loads
Load management may be used where appropriate to prioritize how higher-demand equipment operates.
High-Demand Homes
Larger homes can have considerably greater backup-power requirements.
- Multiple HVAC systems
- Larger pumps
- Electric appliances
- Additional refrigeration
- Workshops
- Pools and other equipment
Kimlin can help evaluate the actual demand instead of relying on a one-size-fits-all recommendation.
Business Backup Power
An outage can be more than an inconvenience when it interrupts business operations.
Kimlin can help commercial customers evaluate Generac backup-power options based on the equipment, systems, and operations that need to remain available.
Talk to Us About Commercial Backup PowerHow Big a Generator Do I Need?
We'll Help You Size It.
Generator size is measured in kilowatts, but the number on the generator is only part of the decision.
The appropriate generator depends on the electrical loads you want to support and how those loads operate together.
A smaller standby system may be appropriate for selected essential circuits, while whole-home and high-demand applications may require substantially greater generating capacity.
Instead of asking you to figure that out yourself, we'll start with what you're trying to accomplish.
TELL US WHAT YOU WANT TO KEEP RUNNING.
We'll help determine the appropriate next step.
Help Me Size My GeneratorDON'T FORGET THE FUEL
Generator Size Is Only Half the Conversation.
A propane-powered standby generator needs enough fuel available to support the generator when an outage lasts longer than expected.
Generator output, electrical demand, generator fuel consumption, expected run time, weather conditions, propane vaporization requirements, and available tank placement can all affect the appropriate propane storage configuration.
That's why Kimlin looks at the generator and fuel system together.
Smaller Backup Requirement
Lower electrical demand may support a smaller generator and propane storage configuration.
Whole-Home Backup
Greater electrical demand and longer desired run times can increase propane storage needs.
High-Demand / Extended Backup
Larger generators and higher sustained loads can require considerably more available propane.
You don't need to determine the tank configuration yourself. Tell us what you're trying to power and we'll help evaluate the generator and propane requirements together.
Tell Us What You Need
Whether you're starting from scratch or already have a generator that needs attention, we're the team to call. Kimlin Energy handles everything from sizing and installation to service and propane supply.
Fill out the quick form and someone from our team will reach out to walk you through your options. No pressure, no guesswork.
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(845) 255-7324