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Power surges happen when there is a sudden spike in electrical current, often caused by lightning storms, power outages, or abrupt changes in electricity demand. The Poland, OH summer is a peak season for power surges because of frequent thunderstorm activity and high energy usage thanks to cooling appliances.
While no system can totally guarantee protection from the most powerful lightning strikes, our whole-home surge protection services provide a remarkable level of defense. This system redirects excessive electrical energy away from your home’s wiring, minimizing damage to your appliances and devices during serious summer storms.
Think of whole-home surge protection as the first layer of defense against surges. Using individual surge protectors for your sensitive electronics, like computers and TVs, adds an extra safeguard. This is particularly helpful during summer when thunderstorms and power fluctuations are much more common.
If your home’s appliances and HVAC systems are frequently exposed to power interruptions, or if you rely heavily on electronics, Goods Electric, Heating & Air whole-home surge protection services are a wise investment! It’s especially important during the summer, as both storms and electricity usage increase – raising the risk of surges.
Whole-home surge protectors are designed to be maintenance-free! With that being said though, we do recommend having them inspected by our team every few years as part of your home maintenance routine. This will help ensure all system components are functioning correctly and provide peace of mind during severe summer storms.
If you’re unsure whether your home has surge protection or not, you can check your circuit breaker box for any surge protection devices. It’s also beneficial to call (330) 845-5782 to consult with our experts who can assess your home’s electrical system and make recommendations based on your specific needs. Don’t wait until summer storms strike – protect your home and electronics now with our reliable whole-home surge protection services!
While all homes will benefit from whole-home surge protection, some may actually need it more than others. If you notice any of the following signs frequently happening around your home, it is highly recommended that you inquire with Goods Electric, Heating & Air about installing a whole-home surge protection system for your house.
If your lights frequently flicker or dim, particularly when a larger appliance begins running, you may want to consider installing surge protection as this is indicative that your electrical system is being overworked and could trip, causing a power surge at any second, potentially frying all of your electronics.
In the event that you notice any charring, blacking, discoloration etc. on your outlets, you will need to call Goods Electric, Heating & Air right away! This happens when a power surge has occurred, causing fire damage on your outlets. At the very least, this requires immediate repair from licensed electricians at Goods Electric, Heating & Air, but you should also highly consider installing a whole-home surge protection system as well. This will help prevent this same issue from recurring, which is highly likely. The more it happens, the worse the damage will get over time, and the more it will cost you in the long run!
If your circuit breaker frequently trips, particularly when plugging in and using high-powered devices, this is likely due to a power surge. In the event your circuit breaker is constantly tripping, it is recommended to call Goods Electric, Heating & Air and install a whole-home surge protection system in your house to help prevent the constant circuit breaker tripping.
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