Power surges can damage expensive electronics, appliances, and HVAC systems without warning. In-House Electric provides professional whole-home surge protection installation in Everett, WA, helping protect every circuit, outlet, and appliance with reliable, code-compliant surge protection solutions.
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Most people think of lightning when they hear “power surge” — but the reality is that surges happen constantly and from many sources:
A basic power strip surge protector only protects the specific devices plugged into it — and it offers very limited joule ratings. A whole-home surge protector, installed at your electrical panel by a licensed electrician, protects every circuit in your home simultaneously, including hardwired appliances like your HVAC system, electric oven, and water heater. It’s a completely different level of protection.
We provide professional electrical services throughout Everett, proudly serving neighbourhoods including Silver Lake, Bayside, Harborview, Lowell, View Ridge, Pinehurst, Port Gardner, Cascade View, and River Side. In addition to serving customers across Everett, we also extend our services to nearby communities such as Marysville, Mukilteo, Mill Creek, and Snohomish.
Professional surge protection installation is a very affordable investment compared to the cost of replacing damaged electronics or appliances. We provide upfront pricing after assessing your home.
For sensitive high-value electronics like computers or home theater systems, adding a quality point-of-use surge protector as a second layer of protection is a smart addition. But whole-home protection is the essential first line of defense.
Most whole-home surge protector installations are completed in 1 to 2 hours.
Everett experiences regular storms and power interruptions that increase surge risk. Our electricians install solutions specifically suited for the Pacific Northwest’s power grid conditions.
