Twin Cities Whole-Home Surge Protection Services
Safeguard Your Home With Surge Protection
A power surge in your home doesn’t always involve a lightning strike or massive wind storm. Small power surges from high-energy appliance use are much more common. While these small surges might not do immediate damage, repeated surges over time can have serious consequences for your home’s electrical system. Our goal is to provide you with whole-home surge protection to improve the safety of your family and your home’s system.
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Extended Device Life Span
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Decreased Fire Risk
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Reduced Costly Repairs
Act Now for Reliable Power and Peace of Mind
Almost any homeowner can benefit from choosing whole-home surge protection. However there are certain signs that indicate an urgent need for these electrical services. Watch out for:
- Frequently flickering lights
- Constantly tripped circuit breakers
- Damaged outlets or switches
- Electrical shock when outlets or switches are in use
If you’ve noticed any of these signs in your home, it’s time to schedule whole-home surge protection with one of our master electricians. Our team is specially trained to deliver the long-lasting solutions that Minneapolis-St. Paul area homeowners need to ensure safe, reliable power in their homes.
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Invest in the Safety of Your Home
Whole-home surge protection is a special device that is typically installed on your electrical meter or panel. This device monitors incoming voltage, reducing it to safe levels whenever a spike occurs before allowing the flow of electricity to continue. With this device properly installed in your home, you can protect virtually every electrical component from power surge-related damage, including outlets, switches, phone lines, and hard-wired items that can’t be plugged into a standard surge protector. Homeowners can further strengthen their surge protection by taking a two-tiered approach and using a whole-home surge protector along with power strips to protect their devices. When you invest in whole-home surge protection, you invest in the safety and cost-effectiveness of your electrical system.
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Shield Your Home With a Legacy of Excellence
When it comes to protecting your electrical devices from unnecessary damage, few solutions offer better defense than whole-home surge protection. Since 1950, our master electricians have proudly served the Twin Cities region, delivering the most effective electrical solutions available. Our family-owned business has delivered on our promise to provide the most exceptional service possible. When you choose our team for service, you’ll enjoy the satisfaction of safe, efficient, quality installation, second-to-none warranty protection, premium products, honest pricing, and reliable service. We look forward to helping you select the system best suited for your home’s needs.
Minnesota’s Go-To Home Service Provider
Our friendly technicians are committed to providing the highest quality professional services and uncompromising customer service in the Twin Cities metro area and surrounding communities. We’re proud to be a locally owned family business since 1950, and we don’t see ourselves sacrificing those family values anytime soon. From one Minnesota family to another – we can’t wait to serve you.
- Burnsville
- Rosemount
- Lakeville
- Farmington
- Savage
- Prior Lake
- Shakopee
- Eagan
- Apple Valley
- Woodbury
- St. Louis Park
- Northfield
- Plymouth
- Minnetonka
- New Hope
- Eden Prairie
- Cottage Grove
- Chanhassen
- Edina
- Richfield
- Rosemount
- Champlin
- Minneapolis
- Bloomington
- Prior Lake
- Maplewood
- Maple Grove
- Chaska
- Oakdale
- Coates
- Stillwater
- St. Paul
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between a circuit breaker and an electrical panel?
A circuit breaker refers to each of the electrical switches found in an electrical panel. A modern electrical panel contains many circuit breakers, each governing a different room or appliance in your home.
What’s the difference between adding a sub-panel and upgrading my main electrical panel?
A sub-panel acts as a satellite, useful for controlling circuits in out-of-the-way areas. Adding a sub-panel can’t help when you need to supply more power to high-draw appliances or circuits or when you already have troubles stemming from your main electrical panel regarding reliability, power draw, etc.
Why did I lose power in only one room?
This usually tracks back to a tripped circuit breaker — or, in a home with an outdated electrical panel, a blown fuse. You can easily reset the breaker by going to your electrical panel and flipping the switch for that room back to the “on” position. If you regularly have tripped breakers, you likely need a panel upgrade to distribute the electrical load across more circuits.
Do I need to upgrade my electrical panel to install an EV charging station?
If your home has an older electrical panel that isn’t 200 amps, or you’re already loading it to its full capacity and lack space for a new circuit breaker, you’ll need an upgrade. Modern electrical panels with available circuit breakers shouldn’t require an upgrade to install an EV charging station.
