Whole-Home Surge Protection in Mount Dora & Minneola

Protect more than what fits on a power strip.

Plug-in surge protectors only cover the things connected to them. A whole-home surge protector works at the panel to help protect appliances and systems throughout the house. We’ll check your panel, explain the options, and install what makes sense for your home.

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HELPs protect:

Refrigerators and major appliances

Heating and cooling equipment

TVs, computers, and gaming systems

Wi-Fi and smart-home equipment

Garage door openers

Dimmers and lighting controls

EV charging equipment

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WHAT DOES
WHOLE-HOME SURGE PROTECTION USUALLY COST?

Starting at $299.00

The price depends on the surge protection equipment and your existing electrical panel. We’ll check what you already have and recommend the right level of protection for your home.

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WHAT TO EXPECT

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What brought this on?

Maybe you’re moving in, updating the panel, or just want more protection during Florida storm season.

We’ll check the panel.

We’ll see what’s already there, explain the options, and go over the plan and cost before we begin.

We’ll install and test it.

We’ll install and test the surge protector, then show you how to tell that it’s still working.

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A few things you
might be wondering.

Power surges don’t only come from direct lightning strikes. Nearby lightning, changes on the utility line, and equipment inside the home can all cause them. Whole-home surge protection works at the electrical panel, while plug-in surge protectors can add another layer of protection for sensitive electronics.
They can still be useful for sensitive electronics. Whole-home protection starts at the panel, while a quality plug-in surge protector adds another layer for individual devices.
Often, yes. We’ll check the panel and what’s already installed to find the right option. Surge protection can also be added during a panel replacement or upgrade.
It can help reduce damage from surges caused by nearby lightning. No surge protector can guarantee protection from every electrical event or a direct strike.
Most models have a status light or indicator. We’ll show you where it is and what to look for after installation.