Give Yourself Peace of Mind With a Backup Generator!

There are multiple scenarios that can cause a power outage. Whether you are a business owner or you own your own home, being without power can pose not only an inconvenience but in some scenarios a safety issue. Generators can give you peace of mind during natural disasters and even short power outages caused by storms or fallen trees. Not sure if a back-up generator is a good fit for your home or business? Read on to learn more about installing a back-up generator at the Lake of the Ozarks.



Benefits of Having a Backup Generator 

There is numerous reason a backup generator could greatly benefit your home or business. When the power goes out, it is not uncommon for it to be out for hours at a time and in extreme cases days at a time. Having a backup generator can help protect your valuable assets and keep your business up and going, even during a power failure. 

Home 

  • Power essential appliances and lights 
  • Power protection devices such as alarm systems and sump pumps 
  • Keep your furnace running during harsh temperatures 
  • Keeps your HVAC System running 

Business  

  • Power essential computers, networks, and phone lines  
  • Protect lost sales due to power outages 
  • Never lose production due to power outages

Last Longer Than Portable Generators

Back-up generators that are installed at your home or business are connected directly to your fuel source - natural gas or propane. A portable generator will only run as long as you have fuel on hand. Having a generator that comes on within ten seconds of a power outage is more reliable than simply having a portable generator on hand. 

SERVICE, SERVICE, SERVICE!

Have peace of mind when you hire Catalyst Electric to install your backup generator! We have a fast response if anything were to go wrong with your generator. If we have trouble fixing your problem, we have direct contact with the distributor and they will come to fix the problem. Not only does Catalyst Electric offer 24/7 electrical services at the Lake of the Ozarks, but the KOHLER distributor offers the same 24/7 service support. Rest easy knowing that you will continue to have support even after your generator is installed.


Contact Catalyst Electric to Install a Back-Up Generator! 

If you're ready to give yourself peace of mind with a back-up generator, give us a call at Catalyst Electric! We can provide you with a free quote and answer any questions that you may have. We have certified KOHLER backup generator installers and we are here to give you peace of mind that you will never be without power.

Quality Work With Integrity

 Catalyst Electric: Best electrician service at the Lake of the Ozarks  


1106 Runabout Drive
Osage Beach, Mo 65065
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