Lightning Protection in Troy & Rochester, Michigan

Yes. We serve Troy, Rochester, Rochester Hills, and Oakland County. Call (682) 490-2850, Monday through Saturday, 7am to 7pm.

Yes. New construction is the easiest time to add lightning protection, because conductors can be run inside walls and attics before they are closed up. We coordinate with your builder on timing in Troy and Rochester. See new construction lightning protection.

Yes. Older systems in Oakland County often have loose or missing points, broken cables after re-roofs, or corroded ground connections. We inspect the whole system from roof to ground and tell you what needs attention. See lightning protection inspection.

Yes. On inland lakes like those around West Bloomfield, Waterford, and Lake Orion, we look at the house, boathouse or dock structures, and tall shoreline trees. Metal railings, lifts, and other conductive items near the house are reviewed for bonding as part of the design.

The size and shape of the roof, how tall the building is, how many chimneys and roof peaks it has, and how many separate buildings you want covered drive most of the cost. Rocky, sandy, or wet ground can change the grounding work. We look at the property and give you a free written estimate before any work starts.

No. Lightning goes where it goes; a protection system just controls what happens when it arrives. Air terminals on the roof catch the strike, and conductors and ground rods carry it to earth so it does less harm to the building.

Policies differ, so check with your agent before you count on a discount. What we can do is give you a written record of what was installed and where, which is useful for your insurer and for anyone who inspects the system later.