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Grounding and Surge Protection

Proper grounding and surge protection are essential for protecting your electrical system.

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Safeguard Your Home from Power Surges and Lightning

The Continuum Electric team installs grounding solutions and whole-home surge protection to safeguard your appliances, electronics, and electrical infrastructure from power surges, lightning, and voltage spikes.

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How do I know if my electrical problem is serious enough to call Continuum Electric?

If you’re experiencing frequent breaker trips, flickering lights, hot outlets, burning smells, or dead outlets, these are signs your home’s electrical system may need professional attention. Our Continuum Electric team can assess the issue safely and recommend the right solution before a small problem becomes a hazard.

Why does my circuit breaker trip so often?

A breaker that keeps tripping typically means the circuit is overloaded, faulty, or has a short circuit. While resetting it may work temporarily, the best way to prevent recurring trips and potential safety risks is to have a licensed electrician like Continuum Electric inspect and resolve the underlying issue.

What’s the difference between a GFCI and a regular outlet?

A GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) outlet is designed to shut off electricity quickly if it senses a ground fault or imbalance, protecting you from shocks especially near water (bathrooms, kitchens, garages). Regular outlets don’t offer this protection, so installing GFCIs where required is essential for home safety.

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