Lightning Protection in Sherman and Denison

Lake Texoma homes

Homes on the Texas side of Lake Texoma, around Pottsboro, Gordonville, and the points and coves north of Denison, often sit high on the shoreline with open water on one side. Storms that build over southern Oklahoma come across the lake with little to slow them down, and a lake house is often empty when they hit.

We protect the house and can often include boat houses and detached garages. Every waterfront site is different, so we look at photos and talk it through first. See residential lightning protection.

A fast-growing county and new construction

Sherman and the US-75 corridor are growing quickly, with new subdivisions, apartments, and commercial buildings going up alongside the big semiconductor projects. A new build is the best time to add protection, because conductors can be hidden in the walls and attic before drywall and the grounding goes in with the foundation work.

We work with builders and owners on schedule. See new construction lightning protection and commercial lightning protection.

Historic homes, churches, and Austin College

Downtown Denison and the older neighborhoods of Sherman near Austin College have two-story brick and Victorian homes with steep roofs and tall chimneys, plus brick churches with steeples. These buildings need careful routing so the system follows the lines of the building. See church and steeple lightning protection.

Ranches and acreage, and how we work

Outside town, Grayson County is cattle, hay, and horse country, with barns and shops standing alone on open ground toward Whitesboro, Tom Bean, and Bells. We plan the house and outbuildings together. See farm and ranch lightning protection.

Linzy Lightning Protection is a family business, and Joe is the third generation of his family in the trade. Every system is designed with the goal of following NFPA 780 and installed to UL 96A, mostly with aluminum conductors and copper where it's called for. Send photos and an address, and Joe will call to talk it through before giving you an estimate.