Whole-Home Surge Protector Installation in Charlotte, NC Area

Protect all the devices, appliances, and motors in your home with one surge protector! We can get it installed the right way faster than anyone.

What Is a Whole-Home Surge Protector?

Have you ever bought a surge protector for your computer?

A whole-home surge protector is a lot like that, but MUCH more powerful. And like the name says, it’s for your whole home! We install this right on your electrical panel so it protects everything in your home from surges.

What Do Whole-Home Surge Protectors Do?

Whole-home surge protectors take electrical spikes and redirect the surges away from your devices to keep them safe. Even if a surge isn’t enough to kill any of your devices, it will start to wear away at them. Think about it like a car that never gets its oil changed. Sure, you can keep driving for a while, but ultimately, it’s gonna shorten the life of the car. Surge protectors keep your devices and appliances safe from electrical surges that may not immediately fry them but will shorten their lifespans.

If you don’t have a whole-home surge protector, you’re putting every piece of electrical equipment in your home at risk. Think about how much your fridge costs, your TVs, your washer and dryer, any gaming systems you have, and even medical equipment. Are you prepared to have all of that replaced if your home experiences a big electrical surge? Sure, you may have insurance that will cover those things, but no one likes dealing with insurance companies. Avoid the entire hassle and all that anxiety by having Morris-Jenkins come out and install a whole-home surge protector!What Do Whole-Home Surge Protectors Do?

Do I Need a Whole-Home Surge Protector?

Everyone could benefit from a whole-home surge protector! If you’ve lived in the Carolinas for a while, you know how crazy some of our summer storms can get. All it takes is one bad surge from a storm (or from things like people driving into electrical poles) to ruin your electronic devices. Even small surges (like when the lights go out for just a moment) can wear on the life expectancy of devices and appliances in your home.

Starting in 2025, all new construction homes are gonna start requiring whole-home surge protectors. They’re truly important to the well-being of your home and its appliances! So, while you aren’t required to have one in a home built before 2025, we definitely recommend it.

Do Whole-Home Surge Protectors Go Bad?

Technically, your whole-home surge protector could last forever. However, just like any piece of equipment, they can die. The only way your whole-home surge protector will stop protecting your devices would be if it faults. How do you know if your whole-home surge protector faults? Easy! When you go to look at it by your electrical panel, you’ll notice the green light has gone off and it’s making an audible sound. That’s the sign it’s time to call Morris-Jenkins out to take a look.

I Have a Surge Protector at My Outdoor HVAC Unit. What’s the Difference?

An electrical panel with open door below a wall-mounted "vortex" labeled device in an industrial setting.

If you’ve had Morris-Jenkins or another company install a surge protector at your outdoor HVAC unit, that surge protector is made to protect the motors. It doesn’t protect all the other devices and appliances in your home from electrical surges. So, while these compressor surge protectors are great, they aren’t gonna do much for the rest of your home. If you decide you want a whole-home surge protector, you can still keep the surge protector for your air conditioner. In fact, it just doubles the protection for your heating and cooling system in the event of power surges!

Let Us Protect Your Devices!

Your home is full of important devices and appliances you don’t wanna have to replace sooner than planned. Protect all of them from sudden electrical surges with a whole-home surge protector installed by Morris-Jenkins! Give us a call or message us online for details.

*Warranty is third party—available through the surge protector company, not Morris-Jenkins. Your electrician will provide you with the information during installation.