Unparalleled Whole-Home Surge Protection Installations
Power surges happen when you least expect them and damage anything that’s plugged into your outlets. If you’ve got electronics and high-value appliances, they’re at risk if a power surge strikes. Don’t worry. Just call Bonney for a whole-home surge protection installation.
We’ve been helping homeowners across Sacramento with maintenance, repairs, and installations since 1978, and we’re well-versed in whole-home surge protection. As Sacramento’s leading A+ Better Business Bureau member, we’re prepared to deliver the top-rated results your home deserves.
Schedule ServiceWhy Use Bonney for a Whole-Home Surge Protection Installation in Sacramento?
At Bonney, we believe in creating more comfortable and happier tomorrows across Sacramento. Through our principle of endless service, we provide expert whole-home surge protection installations to ensure high-quality results every time.
Homeowners in Sacramento choose Bonney for these and other great reasons:
- Hassle-free services — all you have to do is give us a call and be present at the final service
- Unparalleled quality craftsmanship backed by decades of experience
- Excellent customer service, complete with a 100% satisfaction guarantee
How Much Does It Cost for Whole-Home Surge Protection in Sacramento?
- Low:
$750 - Average:
$950 - High:
$1,150
What Are Some Factors That Affect the Cost of a Whole-Home Surge Protection Installation?
- Surge protector type: Surge protectors all work to shield your home from excessive voltage, but they differ in how they do it. Type 1 surge protectors safeguard against external surges, such as lightning strikes, and typically cost more. Type 2 panels protect against internal and external surges and usually cost less.
- Electrical panel upgrades: If your electrical panel can’t accommodate a whole-home surge protection system, we’ll need to perform the necessary upgrades first. If your home requires extra electrical work to prepare for the surge protector, costs typically increase.
Whole-Home Surge Protection estimates and second opinions are always FREE at Bonney
Bonney will dispatch a licensed technician to your home to assess your family’s comfort needs and provide an estimate for the project, free of charge. Second opinions at Bonney are also free!
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You shouldn’t have to worry about the cost of protecting your home. When you call Bonney, you get professional, high-quality results at a price you can love. Discover how we can help keep costs down.
No Hidden Fees — Just Transparent Pricing
At Bonney, affordability and honesty go hand in hand. Before we ever start working, we ensure you know exactly what the final price will be with transparent, upfront quotes.
Break Up Your Installation Costs With Flexible Financing Options
Would you rather pay for your whole-home surge protection installation over time? We partner with leading financing providers to help fit your new installation into your budget. We’ll work with you to find the best pricing and terms available, including options such as no-money-down or 0% interest.
Speak with a representative to learn more about our financing plans and how to qualify.
Maximize Your Savings With Coupons and Discounts
With Bonney, protecting your home doesn’t have to stretch your budget. We already keep our prices fair and competitive, but to sweeten the deal, we routinely run coupons and promotions to further reduce costs.
Want even better prices? Join our BonneyBeyond plan for perks, including 15% off (up to $750) on your services and reduced callout fees.
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It’s simple: BonneyBeyond is a homeowner’s secret weapon against the unexpected costs of home ownership. If you feel like you’re always opening your wallet for this repair or that replacement, BonneyBeyond is the plan for you.
BonneyBeyond makes homeownership more affordable and convenient with:
And then there’s this: Here at Bonney, we strive to make new HVAC systems as affordable as possible. In addition to our everyday low prices, Bonney Beyond Members save 15% MORE with discounts on their repairs–up to $750!
Join Bonney Beyond TodayThousands of Homeowners in Sacramento Give Bonney 5 Stars!
“Daniel and John could not have been more talented, efficient, friendly, and professional. They replaced 4 standard outlets with GFCIs, completed a panel restoration, added a whole-house surge protector, and added a 20-amp outlet, all in under 4 hours. They double-checked all work and left work areas spotless. I unconditionally recommend them.”
“Cole was very professional and fixed my electrical problem. I asked him for recommendations for future electrical work for safety reasons, and he gave me his advice. It was advice and not a push to make a sale. Very much appreciated. He has since sent me a quote for his recommendation, and I am putting finances together to have the work done.”
“Dennis for electrical and Chris with plumbing were both wonderful and did a fantastic job! They were knowledgeable and straightforward in explaining the benefits and costs of both projects completed for me and shared helpful suggestions for things to keep on the lookout for and when to get preventative maintenance done. I absolutely loved that as part of my service, I got a year free of Bonney’s preventative maintenance and other great free incentives. Chris went above and beyond in providing me with resources on operating my Halo water system and found the instruction book online (I inherited that equipment when I purchased my home and knew nothing about it). This was extremely helpful. Excellent service, highly professional, honest, and dependable are all words I would use to describe Bonney and its employees like Dennis and Chris. Thank you! I’ll definitely be reaching out for future services.”
Whole-Home Surge Protection FAQs
What Do Whole-Home Surge Protectors Protect Against?
Whole-home surge protectors protect your home from sudden voltage spikes. They connect to your electrical panel and continuously monitor the electricity levels coming into your home. When the protector detects high voltage levels, it diverts the excess electricity into the ground instead of allowing it to pass through your wiring.
A number of external factors can cause power surges, including:
- Nearby downed power lines
- Lightning strikes
- Largescale blackouts
- Transformer breakdowns
- Restored power after an outage
Even in your own home, large, high-energy appliances can cause a power surge when they turn off. Investing in a whole-home surge protector safeguards all your electrical devices, saving you money on costly replacements or repairs.
Where Should a Whole-Home Surge Protector Be Installed?
Your whole-home surge protector should be installed inside or as close as possible to your main breaker box, where electricity enters your home. Close proximity reduces the length of the wire leads to improve effectiveness.
What's the Lifespan of a Whole-Home Surge Protector?
It varies, but most whole-home surge protectors last between 5 and 10 years before requiring replacement. If you experience frequent power surges, your system may need replacement sooner due to wear and tear, but that’s a sign it did its job well. Installation quality and regular maintenance can also affect the system’s lifespan.
Are Whole-Home Surge Protectors Worth the Cost?
Absolutely. Without a whole-home surge protector, all your electrical appliances and devices could be damaged or destroyed by a bad surge or a lightning strike. If you’re unsure whether it’s worth it, weigh the cost of replacing every electrical device in your home against the price of the installation. Plus, the peace of mind that comes with knowing your electrical system is protected is priceless.
Does an Electrician Have to Install a Whole-Home Surge Protector?
Yes, electricians should install whole-home surge protectors for your safety. The installation process requires working with high-voltage electrical components, and it’s easier for someone without formal training to make a mistake.
Attempting to install one is dangerous for those without formal electrical experience, and we never recommend it. The city of Sacramento doesn’t recommend it either — a licensed electrician must, by code, install whole-home surge protectors to avoid code noncompliance.
