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Lightning and Surge Electrical Inspection in Palm Beach County

After a lightning strike, storm surge, or major power event, electrical problems may show up as tripped breakers, dead outlets, failed GFCI devices, damaged circuits, flickering lights, burning smell, or equipment that no longer works.

What Simon Electric Checks

After a lightning strike, storm surge, or major power event, electrical problems may show up as tripped breakers, dead outlets, failed GFCI devices, damaged circuits, flickering lights, burning smell, or equipment that no longer works.

  • Panel and breaker inspection
  • Dead outlets and GFCI devices
  • Visible heat or damage
  • Circuit troubleshooting
  • Next repair steps explained clearly

Quick Answers

Should electrical be checked after a lightning strike?

Yes if outlets, breakers, GFCIs, lights, appliances, or panels show symptoms after the storm.

Can a surge damage GFCI outlets or breakers?

Yes. Surge events can damage devices, circuits, equipment, and electrical connections.

Is this DIY electrical advice?

No. Electrical work can be dangerous. This page is for awareness and hiring guidance, not step-by-step DIY instruction.

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Lightning and Surge Electrical Inspection

After storms or repeated surges, Simon Electric checks panels, breakers, grounding, surge protection, damaged equipment, flickering lights, and signs of hidden electrical damage.
Call 800-700-8107

Licensed EC13008646. BBB A+ rated. Real Palm Beach County electrical field videos. This page is for hiring guidance, not DIY electrical instructions.