Whole-house surge protection in York, PAOne device at the panel. Protection for the whole house.
A whole-house surge protector mounts at your electrical panel and limits voltage spikes before they reach the circuits in your home: appliances, electronics, and the control boards in furnaces and air conditioners.
- Insured · PA HIC #PA169547
- 3 trades, one call
- Family-owned in York
What’s included
What’s involved.
- 01
Panel check
Jamie confirms your panel can take a surge protective device and has space for it.
- 02
Installation
The device is mounted at the panel and wired to a dedicated breaker.
- 03
Status check
You’re shown the indicator light that tells you it’s protecting the house.
- 04
Pairs with a generator
Easy to add during a generator or panel install, while the panel is already open.
Is it time?
Worth it if…
Plug-in power strips only protect what’s plugged into them. A whole-house device covers what they can’t.
- You have expensive appliances or electronics
- Your area sees frequent storms and outages
- You’re installing a standby generator
- Your furnace, AC or appliances have electronic control boards
- You’ve lost electronics to a storm before
or call (717) 668-9144
How it works
From request to done.
Send a request
Request surge protection, ideally with a photo of your panel.
Hear back within a business day
Jamie replies himself, usually with a question or two and a time that works.
On-site look
He checks the job in person and explains what it will take before any work starts.
Done right
The protector is installed, its status light checked, and you’re shown what to look for.
Backup power
Made to pair with a generator.
Power switching between the utility and a generator is when protection matters. Add surge protection to your standby install in the same visit.
Whole-home surge protection questions
Common questions.
Still have a question?
Jamie answers every call and request within one business day.
What does a whole-house surge protector do?
It mounts at your electrical panel and limits voltage spikes before they travel through your home’s circuits, helping protect appliances, electronics and control boards.
Do I still need surge-protector power strips?
They can still be useful for sensitive electronics. A whole-house device and point-of-use strips work well together.
Can it be added during a generator install?
Yes, and it’s an easy time to do it, since the panel is already being worked on.
How do I know it’s working?
Most whole-house protectors have an indicator light showing they’re protecting. Jamie will show you where to look.
Let’s get it done.
Send a request with a photo if you can, and Jamie will reply within one business day. Or call (717) 668-9144.