Residential surge protection has long been viewed as an important safety consideration and guidance has been issued in the past to help homeowners protect their house and its contents.  This protection has often been described as being similar to an insurance policy, partly because there is not an NFPA code requirement for SPD installation in residences. Today's residences often contain electronic equipment throughout, including appliances, computers, security systems, life safety equipment, automation systems for internet-enabled applications, and home entertainment systems.  

Expensive Items At Risk include televisions and computers, washers and dryers, refrigerators, smart phones, tablets, laptops, security systems, and anything connected directly to outlets.  Ask about an in-home assessment and estimate for safeguarding your home from power & lightning surge.  Contact us today!

Whole-House Surge Protection by Morrissette & Son Electrical

Protect Your Valuable Electronics with Morrissette's Whole-House Power & Lightning Surge Protection, Installed by a Licensed Electrician.

Did You Know?

          - There were 114,740 insurer-paid lightning claims in 2013*

          - The average paid claim was $5,869*

          - The average cost per claim rose nearly 122% from 2004-2013, due to the large increase in the number and value of electronics in homes.

          - And also, many standard home insurance policies don't cover power surges or lightning strikes.*

*NFPA 2014 Report: Data Assessment for Electrical Surge Protection Devices.  Full report can be found by clicking here. 

How Whole House Surge Protection Works