Property-Specific Help
If a property was struck, experienced unexplained surge damage, or already has an older lightning protection system, a focused assessment can identify visible concerns and the next professionals who may need to be involved.
- Visible air terminal and conductor condition
- Loose, cut or disconnected components
- Roofing-related system damage
- Grounding connection condition
- Bonding of rooftop metal equipment
- Documentation for repair planning
Common Questions
What Property Owners Ask
When should a lightning protection system be inspected?
Inspection is especially important after a suspected strike, roof replacement, remodeling, equipment changes or visible damage.
Do you inspect systems installed by another contractor?
Existing systems can be evaluated for visible condition and repair scope. Certification or formal compliance determinations depend on the project and requested inspection.
Does an inspection replace an electrician or roofer?
No. Lightning events can affect several building systems. Electrical, roofing, fire, solar or HVAC specialists may also be needed.
Do Not Wait For The Next Storm
Request an Arizona lightning protection estimate or speak with Valley Lightning Protection today.