Lightning Protection
Florida takes more lightning than any other state in the country. A direct strike on an unprotected structure does not politely find the ground — it finds the fire alarm, the controls, the cameras, and the server room on its way there.
What We Build
Structural Lightning Protection
Air terminals, down conductors, and grounding designed as a system to NFPA 780 and installed to UL 96A — a path to earth that does not run through your equipment.
Surge Protection
Surge protection at the service entrance, and again at the panels feeding sensitive equipment. One strike should not take the whole building.
Bonding & Potential Equalisation
The lightning protection system bonded to the building ground, so a strike does not create a difference in potential between two systems that touch.
Inspection & Certification
Existing systems surveyed against NFPA 780, deficiencies documented, and the system certified where the standard and the carrier call for it.
Standards We Build To
How We Work
Protection is a system, not a product
An air terminal without a bonded, tested path to earth is decoration. We design the whole path.
We measure before we sell
Surge and conditioning specified against measured conditions and the site's exposure, not against a catalog page.
One chain, not four contractors
The lightning protection, the grounding under it, and the systems it defends, from one company.
Consultation first.
Every engagement starts with what you actually need to protect. Scope and price follow the consultation — never the other way around.
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