Coastal Mountain Electric - Lower Lake's Professional Electrical Contractor

Yes, absolutely. A key part of our inspection service is identifying outdated and potentially hazardous aluminum wiring, which is common in many older homes around Lake County. We'll check your panel, outlets, and fixtures for signs of overheating or improper connections and provide a clear report and recommendations for making your home safer, such as installing COPALUM crimp connectors.

Whole-house surge protection is the most effective solution. While power strips offer some protection, a surge at your main electrical panel can overwhelm them. We install heavy-duty surge protection devices at your service panel to stop damaging voltage spikes before they enter your home, safeguarding expensive appliances, computers, and entertainment systems common in Lake County households.

Warning signs include flickering lights, warm or discolored wall plates, a burning plastic smell from outlets, or frequently tripped breakers. If your home was built between the mid-1960s and late 1970s, it's especially important to get a professional inspection. Don't wait for a problem—contact us for a safety evaluation. We're your local experts in addressing these specific hazards.