Protect your property with whole-home surge protection and bring your electrical system up to current code.
Services
- Whole-home surge protection device (SPD) installation
- Code violation corrections
- Electrical safety audits
- Inspection preparation
- Grounding system upgrades
- Bonding corrections
Common Questions
Installed at your panel, it protects your entire electrical system from voltage spikes caused by lightning, utility switching, and equipment cycling. NEC 2023 now requires SPDs on all new service upgrades.
Missing GFCI protection, open junction boxes, missing cover plates, improper grounding, exposed wiring, overloaded circuits, and missing AFCI protection in living spaces.
Equipment and installation pricing varies based on panel type and configuration. Contact us for an estimate specific to your setup.
A whole-home SPD handles large surges at the panel level. For sensitive electronics (computers, TVs, gaming systems), a quality plug-in surge protector adds a second layer of protection. Both together is ideal.
Yes. This is one of our most common service calls. We review the inspection report, assess the violations, and provide a detailed estimate to bring everything up to code.
We inspect your panel, wiring, outlets, grounding, and major connections. We identify any code violations, safety hazards, or items that need attention and provide a written report.
Safety Questions
Yes. Voltage spikes can damage or destroy electronics, HVAC systems, appliances, and garage door openers. A whole-home SPD prevents this damage.
A licensed electrician can test your grounding system. Signs of poor grounding include tingling when touching appliances, frequently blown fuses, and GFCI outlets that trip randomly.
