Lightning protection systems.

Air terminals, conductors and grounding, designed and installed as one path.

An installer in a safety vest kneels by an air terminal at the edge of a flat white roof

This is the whole system, from the rods on the roof to the electrodes in the ground. We design it as one path that catches a strike and carries it into the earth, clear of the building and the people in it.

Where it applies

  • New construction
  • Buildings with no protection
  • Roofs with HVAC or communications equipment
  • Servers and process controls

What is included

  • A roof survey that maps strike-risk zones
  • Air terminal layout and conductor routing
  • Down conductor paths to ground
  • Grounding and bonding tied to the building's electrical system
  • Installation that respects the roofing warranty

What a system is made of

  1. 01Air terminalsTake the strike
  2. 02ConductorsCarry the current
  3. 03GroundingPasses it to earth
Air terminals standing across a flat roof among ventilation ducts

Reference standardNFPA 780Standard for the Installation of Lightning Protection Systems

Coordinated toNECNational Electrical Code

What you receive

System documentation, and a walkthrough of the finished system with your team.

Questions

Can you protect a building that is already standing?
Yes. Existing buildings with no protection are typical of this work.
What about our roof warranty?
Our crews install with the roofing warranty and the look of the roof in mind.

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