Whole House Surge Protection in North Carolina
North Carolina gets some of the most lightning strikes in the country. A whole house surge protector at the panel shields your HVAC, appliances, TVs and computers from lightning and utility surges for a fraction of the cost of replacing them.
What our whole house surge protection service includes
- Type 1 and Type 2 whole house surge protector installation
- Panel-mounted SPD for all major brands
- Point-of-use protection for electronics
- Surge protection for generators and EV chargers
- Grounding system upgrades
- Replacing failed surge devices
- Commercial surge protection
- Coordination with smart home and solar systems
When to call
- Frequent thunderstorms in your area
- Lost an appliance or electronics to a surge
- Expensive HVAC, EV charger or home theater
- Power flickers when storms roll through
- Rural property with overhead lines
- Insurance deductible higher than a surge protector
Frequently asked questions
Does a power strip protect my house?
No. Power strips only protect what is plugged in and offer little protection against large surges. Panel-level protection covers every circuit.
How long does installation take?
About an hour at the panel for most North Carolina homes.
Do surge protectors wear out?
Yes. Most have an indicator light and should be replaced after a major strike or every several years.
Whole House Surge Protection by city
Popular cities for whole house surge protection. Every NC city has its own page; see the full locations list.
- Surge Protection in Charlotte
- Surge Protection in Raleigh
- Surge Protection in Greensboro
- Surge Protection in Durham
- Surge Protection in Fayetteville
- Surge Protection in Cary
- Surge Protection in Wilmington
- Surge Protection in High Point
- Surge Protection in Asheville
- Surge Protection in Concord
- Surge Protection in Gastonia
- Surge Protection in Greenville
- Surge Protection in Jacksonville
- Surge Protection in Chapel Hill
- Surge Protection in Huntersville
- Surge Protection in Apex