Unless you are both a licensed & experienced Electrician and Master Plumber, Kohler strongly recommends that you choose a local KOHLER Generators dealer like Princeton Air to install your generator.

Code requirements for installing standby generator systems vary nationwide. That's why Kohler recommends having a factory-authorized dealer like Princeton Air install your system, since they are familiar with both local and national codes & can (almost always) avoid code issues with local inspectors.

Generators ship from the factory without batteries to ensure that the freshest possible battery is installed at the job site, and some contractors will make the battery an additional purchase option. However, Princeton Air does not consider this to be an “option”, and therefore includes a battery with all generator installations - and makes sure it is the proper battery for your generator model.

Princeton Air, your local authorized KOHLER dealer, will perform an onsite analysis to determine which generator and transfer switch combination offers the best solution for your home or business.

Once an authorized Kohler service technician from Princeton Air completes a post-installation Warranty Start-Up at your home & the technician completes a checklist to make sure the system is properly installed, the information is brought back to our offices, where one of our Administrative Specialists will enter all necessary information onto the Kohler Warranty site.

Yes, and No. In the home performance industry we talk a lot about low hanging fruit. Through a home assessment, we're looking for things your home does very badly that can be improved easily in addition to more serious home performance concerns. The assessment is essential in highlighting a home's weaknesses and requires an experienced building science professional, armed with the diagnostic tools to do the job right. While the assessment is something you can't do on your own, our technicians will suggest a range of improvement options for your home.

Some common causes of indoor air quality issues that we see in the New Jersey area are:

• The infiltration of contaminants from either inside or outside the house;
• High moisture and subsequent mold due to leaks, high humidity and/or flooding;
• Poorly maintained air conditioning or heating systems;
• Poor ventilation that is either not filtering the air properly or bringing in enough fresh air.