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Lightning protection done right is almost invisible from the curb. Here are real homes we have protected, and how little of the system you can actually see once it is on.

Two lightning protection installers working on the roof of a large stone home with a service truck parked below — Crew day on a stone estate: terminals set along the main ridge.

Installer unloading tools from a service truck beside a white stone and shingle home — Truck at the door, system going up on a white stone home.

Extension ladder against a cream farmhouse with an installer working on the roof — Ladder up on a cream farmhouse, working the long ridge.

Installer on the ridge of a large brick home with ladders set at both ends of the roof — Two ladders, one ridge, on a brick home in full sun.

Installer walking the ridge of a slate roof beside a stone cupola — Walking the slate ridge past the cupola.

Large stone home with a new cedar shake roof during construction — Cedar shake estate, on site while the roof was still going on.

Extension ladder against a brick colonial home with a shingle roof under a blue sky — Brick colonial, working the upper roofline.

Brick home with lightning air terminals along the roof ridge and spring flowers in the beds — Terminals along the ridge of a brick home in spring.

Brick ranch home with lightning air terminals spaced along the hip roof — Terminals spaced along the hips of a brick ranch.

Rear of a brick home with a covered deck and a protected roofline — Coverage carried across the rear porch roofline.

Close view of a shingled gable and dormer with a lightning air terminal at the ridge peak — Up close: a terminal at the peak of a shingled gable.

Large limestone home with a slate roof and a stone cupola — Limestone and slate, protected before the landscaping went in.

Stone chimney rising above a shingle roof on a board-and-batten home — Stone chimney and ridge: every high point gets covered.

Installer working on a wide slate roof near a stone cupola — Running the roof toward the cupola on slate.

Rear elevation of a two-story home with a covered patio and a protected roofline — Rear elevation, coverage carried across every ridge.

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