Surge Protector Installation

A full install covers a whole-home surge protector mounted at your panel, point-of-use units for sensitive electronics if you want them, grounding and bonding checks, and testing to confirm everything works. The electrician also replaces older units that have worn out. You end up with layered protection from your panel down to individual devices.

A power strip is easy to plug in yourself, but a whole-home unit connects straight to your electrical panel and calls for a licensed electrician. It involves your main breaker and grounding, which is no place for guesswork. A pro gets it installed safely, to code, and protecting every circuit in your home.

Whole-home surge protection generally costs between $300 and $700, parts and labor included. The price shifts based on the unit's protection rating, available space in your panel, and whether your grounding needs an upgrade. Your electrician gives you a clear number before starting the job.

Yes. When a recent surge has you worried, our local service partners offer same-day and emergency scheduling to get protection in place quickly. A pro arrives ready to assess your panel and install the right unit. Just reach out and we'll find someone available right away.

We match you with vetted, licensed local electricians who take pride in clean, dependable work. Instead of researching and calling around yourself, you get connected with a pro who installs surge protection correctly the first time. It's the simple, reassuring way to keep your electronics safe.