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Originally Posted by SteveFromNY
I did investigate and shop around, and my installation was more. It includes quite a few "air terminals" as the rods are known, as well as the grounding of the gas line and meter. All of the grounds run through the eaves of the house. Nothing touches the gutters, a huge mistake in an installation. It is a very professional job. It is not the kind of work where I would search for the least cost provider. I had recommendations from friends, did research, then made my decision. I have a Gardenia and it cost $2500 without the surge protection.
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Many thanks to all for their input. I just got off the phone with SECO and they are going to install the surge protector... in about 3 weeks. Big backlog, probably due to all the activity lately!
Next step is the LPS, and I sure appreciate Steve's comments and the benefit of your research. I have noticed quite a few installations lately, and a lot of them have the cables draped over rain gutters. That doesn't sound smart to me either!
Thanks again,