Electrical Failures After a Storm

Electrical Failures After a Storm

Overview

Why the Power’s Out — and Why It Might Be Dangerous Storms often cause a range of visible damage — broken fences, downed trees, damaged roofs. But some of the most serious damage is hidden behind walls and in your switchboard. After every major storm, we respond to homes experiencing: Loss of power without tripped breakers Partial power (some lights/devices work, others don’t) Burning smells or smoke from outlets Solar system faults or inverters in error state Water entering switchboards or meter boxes What causes these issues: Water entering conduits or junction boxes Tree limbs striking overhead service lines Lightning strikes damaging appliances and circuits Roof leaks reaching internal wiring or ceiling fans Why you shouldn’t touch anything: Storm-damaged electrical systems can be live and unstable. Flicking the switchboard or testing outlets yourself could cause serious harm. Our storm response includes: Full property electrical assessment Isolation of live circuits Generator or temp power installation Switchboard and solar system testing Documentation for insurers and repairs Storm damage can affect every part of your property — including the ones you can’t see. Make Safe Oz brings peace of mind when you need it most.

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