Protect what's plugged in
Whole-Home Surge Protection
Brevard County sees frequent lightning, and power surges can also come from the utility or from large appliances cycling on and off inside your home. Surges can damage the electronics in today's appliances, HVAC systems and pool equipment.
Grand Electric, Inc. installs surge protective devices at your main panel to help protect every circuit in the house. Paired with point-of-use protection for sensitive electronics, it's an affordable way to protect expensive equipment.
Panel-mounted surge protective devices
Protection for every circuit
Appliance and HVAC protection
Pool equipment protection
Point-of-use protection advice
Installation with panel upgrades
Protect your home
Request a Free Surge Protection Estimate
Protect your appliances and electronics before the next storm. Contact Grand Electric, Inc. for a free estimate.
7:30am–4:00pm
Monday–Friday
Common questions
Surge Protection FAQs
What does a whole-home surge protector do?
It's installed at your electrical panel and limits voltage spikes before they travel through your home's circuits, helping protect appliances and electronics.
Do I still need surge strips?
Yes, for sensitive electronics. Whole-home protection handles large surges at the panel; point-of-use strips add a second layer for computers and TVs.
Will it protect against a direct lightning strike?
No device can guarantee protection from a direct strike, but whole-home surge protection greatly reduces damage from the far more common surges caused by nearby lightning and utility switching.
Can it be added to my existing panel?
In most cases, yes. We check your panel and install a compatible surge protective device.
Areas We Serve
Residential Electrical Services Across Brevard County
We provide whole-home surge protection services in:
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Call our team, or send us your project details and we'll follow up promptly.
Free estimates and no dispatch fee: billing starts when we begin work.
Monday–Friday
7:30am–4:00pm

