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Power surges can damage appliances, electronics and parts of your electrical system. Service Today helps with surge protection solutions designed to better protect your home.
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Some households only think about surge protection after something has already been damaged. Others choose it as a preventative upgrade to better protect appliances and electrical equipment.
Common reasons to consider surge protection include:

Surge protection should feel straightforward. Our goal is to give homeowners clear advice on practical protection options and professional installation where needed.
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Unexpected electrical problems can put pressure on the household budget. Flexible payment options are available for eligible jobs.

A power surge is a sudden spike in electrical voltage that can damage appliances, electronics and parts of your home’s electrical system.
Surge protection can help reduce the risk of damage to valuable appliances and electronics caused by power spikes or supply fluctuations.
Yes. One of the main reasons homeowners choose surge protection is to better protect connected appliances and electronics from unexpected surges.
Yes. Your electrician will assess the setup, explain the options and provide pricing before work begins.
In some cases, yes. Surge protection may be installed as part of broader electrical work depending on the setup and your household needs.
Whole-home surge protection is typically installed at your main electrical panel by a qualified electrician. Individual device protectors can be plugged into wall outlets.
Installation time can vary depending on your current electrical setup, but for a standard residential panel, it often takes between one to three hours.
While surge protectors can handle some electrical surges caused by nearby lightning, direct lightning strikes are often too powerful for standard surge protectors to completely manage. They offer protection from the more common, smaller utility surges.
A whole-home surge protector has a lifespan that depends on the number and intensity of surges it absorbs. Your electrician should inspect it periodically, but many high-quality units come with a warranty and lifetime of several years.
A whole-home surge protector guards all connected appliances and electronics by being installed at the electrical panel, stopping the surge before it enters your home's wiring. A power strip only protects the devices plugged directly into it.






