The best way to ensure short- and long-term reliability is through routine maintenance, in or out of warranty, along with correct options and upgrades to support your system in the environment you live in. Some of these items may include the correct oil viscosity, cold weather or anti-condensing kits, oil make-up kits and/or remote monitoring for critical power systems when you are not able to be on site.
If you are a DIY customer, Geco stocks hundreds of service and optional parts and accessories for your back-up power from Kohler, Generac, Briggs and Stratton, Power Star, Champion, Milbank, Gillette, and more for propane, natural gas or diesel. Reach out to parts@geco.ca or call with your needs. We ship Canada wide.
If the job is beyond your DIY abilities, or you have come to appreciate your Geco service technician having years of experience identifying and correcting troubles, we have you covered. Our fleet of services vehicles combined with the dedicated in-store service team will work to identify the issue over the phone so our technicians can arrive on site as prepared as possible to serve your needs. Reach out to service@geco.ca or call to book an appointment.
For regular preventative maintenance, call us with your serial numbers, let us know when you want service each year and sit back. Our computer system will automatically reach out to you every year to schedule and get your generator upgrades with the best and latest parts, technology and firmware.
Need to upgrade your Generator? We take trades and have the technology to make your new Kohler communicate with older and off brand switches. Have you added new and bigger loads onto your existing little generator? No problem, we have the technology to make your little generator behave like a mighty new bigger generator without the hassle of replacing everything!
Farm customers, take note, we stock parts for and repair PTO generators too. Is your old Winco, Generac or Baumalite in need of voltage regulators, brushes or new gauges? We have those and can test run it after the repair.
The best way to ensure short- and long-term reliability is through routine maintenance, in or out of warranty, along with correct options and upgrades to support your system in the environment you live in. Some of these items may include the correct oil viscosity, cold weather or anti-condensing kits, oil make-up kits and/or remote monitoring for critical power systems when you are not able to be on site. 
