Surge Protection

Surge protection offers several key advantages:

Enhances Technology Protection:

Surge protectors safeguard your electronics from energy spikes, boosting their performance and longevity.

Reduces Internal Surge Damage:

Most surges originate within your home. Although internal or transient surges are brief and may not cause immediate damage, they can shorten your technology’s lifespan and degrade performance. Surge protectors help minimize this damage.

Enables Multi-Layer Defense:

Our technicians provide layered protection at both the electrical panel and point of use, ensuring comprehensive coverage and eliminating vulnerabilities.

What Causes Power Surges?

Power surges are brief electrical spikes that can cause significant damage in a fraction of a second. Common causes of power surges include:

System Overloads:

Overloading occurs when too much power is drawn from a single circuit.

Faulty Wiring:

Damaged or deteriorating wires increase electrical resistance, creating an environment prone to spikes.

Lightning:

Lightning strikes can easily harm your electrical system, which is designed to conduct electricity.

Power Failures:

Blackouts or outages can result in a sudden surge of electricity when power is restored, potentially damaging appliances.

When Should You Look into Surge Protection and Safety Inspection Services?

With surge protection, it’s best to be proactive. Schedule a whole-house power surge protection service with one of our technicians as soon as possible. We also recommend routine safety inspections, particularly in the following situations:

Upgrading Your Home:

Remodeling is exciting, but you should schedule an inspection to check outlets and fixtures beforehand. If repairs or upgrades are needed, you can incorporate them into your remodeling project to save time and money.

Busy with DIY Projects:

A trained professional can ensure that no electrical systems are malfunctioning or incorrectly wired, giving you peace of mind that your DIY project is safe and ready to enjoy.

Staying in an Older House:

Older homes may still have worn knob-and-tube wiring or disintegrating sheathing. Our professional technicians can identify issues, replace damaged components, and repair any electrical problems.

Moving into a New Home or Selling Your Current Home:

An assessment is essential when buying a new home or selling your current one. We provide electrical inspections and compliance reports to ensure everything is up to code.

Entering Storm Season:

Electrical damage might not be immediately evident after a storm. Scheduling an inspection before storm season and after a significant storm can prevent minor issues from becoming major problems.

Encountering Any Problems:

Unexpected or continuous electrical issues may indicate a significant underlying problem. Scheduling an inspection when you notice inconsistencies can help ensure your system runs smoothly.