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Whole-Home Surge Protection in Bell County, TX

Stop a power surge before it reaches your appliances.

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Surge Protection You Can Count On

A single power surge from a storm or a utility switching event can damage a refrigerator, an HVAC control board, and every electronic device in a home at once. A whole-home surge protective device installs at your main panel and stops that spike before it spreads.

What's Included

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Panel-mounted Type 2 surge protective device installation

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Dual-mode Type 1 and Type 2 protection for homes with high-value electronics

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Dedicated surge protection for HVAC compressor circuits

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Grounding and bonding verification as part of installation

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Post-installation function testing

Serving Bell County, TX

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Gerardo, thank you. Gerardo did a wonderful job, absolutely professional throughout. Couldn't recommend a better place for electrical services. They happened to be able to come out same-day and install same-day, couldn't believe it when they said that. Thanks again!
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Peato Mareko
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The electrical technician that service and replace our Lights was very professional and also experienced and knowledgeable with not only the work he was doing, but answered all my all questions very thoroughly. Provided excellent work and it was quick. Outstanding Job by Mr Maverick Great JOB !!!!!!
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W Harper
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Gerardo was excellent, professional and courteous. He explained everything, took him time and made sure I was satisfied with the service. I will Definitely keep Dr. Watts as my primary electrical service
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Garrett Chapline
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Fast, honest, and fair service all around. Would definitely recommend!!
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Chris Labounty
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Very friendly and knowledgeable. Always kept me updated on everything! Thank you so much!
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Marcee Smith
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Very friendly and knowledgeable!
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CALLIE SHIELDS
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Rey installed locking caps on my outdoor a/c unit to keep the refrigerant from leaking out into the air. Also put leveling blocks or vibration insulation pads between the slab and condenser unit to insure the unit was level and stable. He was patient and explained how my heat pump is working good and all looked good. He was friendly and knew how to answer what questions I asked.
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Jose Hernandez
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Well done.

Common Questions

Is a power strip surge protector enough?

No. A power strip only protects what is plugged into it. A whole-home surge protector installs at the panel and covers every circuit at once.

Yes. The National Electrical Code requires a surge protective device on new electrical service installations.

Don't wait on unprotected electronics and appliances.