Storm Damage Electrical Repairs — Saint Paul & Twin Cities
Downed service mast, pulled meter, or water in the panel? After severe weather, safe, code-compliant electrical repairs are priority one. This quick guide explains immediate steps and what we repair. Ready to get on the schedule? Use the service link below.
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What To Do First
- Stay clear: Treat all downed lines as energized. Call your utility or 911 for life-safety hazards.
- Document damage: Take photos of the mast, weatherhead, meter, panel, and any water entry.
- Call us: We’ll advise on temporary measures and start permit/inspection coordination where required.
Common Electrical Storm Damage We Repair
- Service mast & weatherhead: Straighten/replace bent masts; resecure to structure.
- Meter socket & riser: Replace damaged sockets and conduit; correct mounting and sealing.
- Main panel: Replace water-damaged or overheated equipment; relabel circuits.
- Grounding/bonding: Restore electrodes, clamps, and bonding jumpers per current code.
Process & Coordination
- Assessment: Photo review and on-site inspection.
- Permit & inspection: We handle paperwork and meet the inspector.
- Utility interface: Coordinate disconnect/reconnect after approval.
FAQ
Who fixes the line from the pole?
The utility handles the service drop. Homeowners are responsible for the mast, meter socket, and equipment attached to the house.
Can you provide a temporary solution?
Where safe and allowed, we can secure equipment and prep for reconnect; permanent repairs follow quickly after permits/inspection.
Is a new panel required if it got wet?
Typically yes. Water-damaged panels and breakers are replaced for safety; we’ll document for insurance.
How fast can power be restored?
After permitted repairs pass inspection, we coordinate with the utility for reconnect as soon as they’re available.
Next Steps
We make storm recovery straightforward—secure the site, repair to code, handle permits, and coordinate utility.