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Are you ready for storm season?
Get $50 OFF* Surge Protection
A Surge Protector will protect your Home
During storms many homes experience damage to electrical appliances from power surges caused by lightning strikes.
Whole house surge protection is easily achievable by installing a surge protection device into the switchboard itself.
A surge protector will divert the surge through to the ground, saving your valuable electronic equipment from damage.
For peace of mind, book your Surge Protection installation today and receive $50 OFF.
Our Surge Protection Service includes:
- Installation of surge protection at the main switchboard to protect all appliances including air conditioners, solar inverters, ovens and more, as well as all devices plugged into an outlet and all light fittings
- Our technician will ensure the surge protection installation meets Australian standards and manufacturer's installation guidelines
Terms and Conditions
- Mention this offer at time of booking
- Domestic job bookings only with the Homeowner present
- Discount can be used during normal booking hours only, not after hours call outs
- Discount is not redeemable for cash
- Discount is not applicable to travel fee, quote fees, or membership plans
- Can be used in conjunction with the 15% Home Protection Plan discount
- Can't be used with any other discount or gift card
Book Surge Protection for your Home
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