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Regular maintenance from HALLS POWER SERVICE ensures trouble-free operation - and helps protect your investment.

Supporting homeowners after the purchase of a KOHLER® generator is an important part of providing a gracious living experience for anyone who comes in contact with our products.

Benefits:

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HALLS POWER SERVICE has factory-certified KOHLER service technicians on staff
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We follow Kohler's recommended maintenance schedule and file and maintain all warranty claims with Kohler
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We recommend annual scheduled maintenance for peace of mind
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Once electric is hooked up, your pipefitter will make the proper connections from the fuel source to the generator.
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Maintenance-plan customers receive priority service during outages

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HALLS POWER SERVICE

1980 FESCUE ST SE SUITE A
Albany, OR 97322
541-924-2427

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At KOHLER, we understand that the three most important things you want from backup power are affordability, reliability and quality service.

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What could a Power Outage cost you? $10,000 on burst pipes. $500 on spoiled food. Not only are power outages inconvenient, they cost American households $150 billion a year.

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