EV charger
Protect the permanently connected charging equipment you rely on every day.
— PROTECTION AT THE ELECTRICAL PANEL
Whole-home surge protection in Orlando & Sarasota.
Help protect your EV charger, HVAC equipment, appliances and connected electronics with professionally installed surge protection at the panel.
★★★★★250+ Google reviewsType 1 or Type 2 options
ONE DEVICE. BROADER PROTECTION.Installed where the power enters.
— PROTECT THE EXPENSIVE EQUIPMENT
Your EV charger is only the beginning.
Modern homes rely on sensitive electronics inside more equipment than ever. A whole-home surge protector helps reduce the voltage spikes reaching the EV charger, air-conditioning system, appliances, computers, televisions and connected devices throughout the home.
— PROTECTION FOR TODAY'S ELECTRICAL LOADS
Installed at the panel to protect equipment across the home.
We choose either a Type 1 or Type 2 listed surge protector based on the panel and installation. Proper placement matters, so the device is installed where it can respond effectively to transient voltage.
HVAC and major appliances
Help protect high-value equipment connected directly to the home's electrical system.
Electronics and smart devices
Add a layer of protection for televisions, computers and connected-home equipment.
— FLORIDA'S UPDATED ELECTRICAL CODE
Surge protection is now part of modern dwelling-service requirements.
Florida's current electrical code is based on the 2020 National Electrical Code, which added surge-protective-device requirements for dwelling-unit services. The requirement typically comes into play with new or replacement service work—not as an automatic retrofit mandate for every existing home. Even when it is not required, adding protection can be a sensible upgrade.
Type 1 or Type 2 protectionPlacement selected for the panelUpgrade dated surge equipment
— MORE THAN ONE MAIN PANEL?
Protect each main panel—and save on additional installations.
Homes with multiple main panels may benefit from a surge protector at each panel. We discount additional main-panel installations completed during the same visit. Mention surge protection during your EV consultation or start through the quote page.
— SURGE PROTECTION FAQ
What Florida homeowners should know.
What does a whole-home surge protector help protect?
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It helps limit damaging transient voltage before it reaches expensive equipment connected to the electrical system, including EV chargers, HVAC equipment, major appliances, televisions, computers and smart-home devices.
Will you install a Type 1 or Type 2 surge protector?
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Either may be appropriate depending on the electrical equipment and installation location. We select and place a listed device that fits the panel and the home's electrical setup.
Is whole-home surge protection required in Florida?
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Florida's current electrical code is based on the 2020 National Electrical Code, which added surge-protective-device requirements for dwelling-unit services. The requirement commonly applies to new or replacement service work; existing homes are not automatically required to be retrofitted solely because the code changed.
Can you protect a home with more than one main panel?
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Yes. Each main panel can be evaluated for its own surge protection. We offer discounted pricing for additional main panels when the devices are installed during the same visit.
Do surge protectors have a warranty?
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The models we install include a manufacturer's warranty, commonly ranging from one to three years depending on the selected device. We will confirm the applicable warranty during the consultation.
Should an older surge protector be replaced?
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A dated device may no longer provide the protection, status indication or installation approach expected from current equipment. We can inspect the existing protector, review its placement and recommend an upgrade when appropriate.
— 1–3 YEAR MANUFACTURER WARRANTY
Add surge protection while we're already at the panel.
Warranty length depends on the selected model and will be confirmed during consultation.