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The phrase is true of lightning protection systems, and Lightning Protection Institute—Inspection Program inspection.

The Double Check Initiative reminds commercial property owners and design/build professionals that merely specifying and installing a lightning protection system, even a well-designed one, falls short.

Inspection analyzes the total scope of protection.

The Lightning Protection Institute (“LPI”) will soon embark on the third-annual Double Check, a national initiative to remind property owners and the design/build communities to

✓ Have a lightning protection system. ✓ Have the system inspected.

Double Check takes place August 23 – 27 this year.

Founded in 1993, Dillon Lightning Protection designs and installs complete lightning protection systems for all types of structures in the Mid-Atlantic states, including the Baltimore Harbor Tunnel which runs under the Patapsco River southeast of downtown Baltimore, Maryland. Dedicated to growing the company in a controlled, responsible and profitable manner, Dillon Lightning Protection prioritizes intentional customer service, detailed engineering, the use of superior quality materials, and creating a stable work environment for its employees by fostering creativity and rewarding innovation and self-motivation….

Over the years, Pennsylvania’s Larson Lightning Protection, Inc. has designed and installed lightning protection on several Hersheypark rides and attractions, including the Hershey Triple Tower and the Lightning Racer, a dueling roller coaster. Larson brings more than a century of industry experience and attention to detail to the challenging lightning protection applications for this unique customer. …

Since 1926, Michigan Lightning Protection has been providing exceptional lightning protection systems for all clients throughout Grand Rapids, MI, and the surrounding areas. Michigan Lightning Protection, Inc. was the first contractor to experience the LPI Inspection Program advantage, applying for a Master Installation Certificate in February 2011 for its work on the Grand Valley State University Living Center in Allendale, Michigan. …

Drawing from 20 years of experience, 4LP tailors lightning protection solutions for commercial and residential structures to fit each customer’s needs. With a  mission to protect people, property, and the environment, 4LP focuses on developing innovative, customer-centric solutions that leverage the latest products and technology. 

Shown here: Arglass Yamamura Manufacturing Plant in Valdosta, GA….

Since 1926, Michigan Lightning Protection has been providing exceptional lightning protection systems for all clients throughout Grand Rapids, MI, and the surrounding areas. Michigan Lightning Protection, Inc. was the first contractor to experience the LPI Inspection Program advantage, applying for a Master Installation Certificate in February 2011 for its work on the Grand Valley State University Living Center in Allendale, Michigan. …

Since 1976, through four generations of ownership, Lightning Protection Systems, Inc. has served Florida for commercial, residential, and industrial lightning protection systems. The LPI Featured Member Contractor’s skilled, knowledgeable staff has provided protection on structures such as The Gasparilla Inn & Club (shown here), Arthex Headquarters, Bradenton / Sarasota Airport Control Tower, RSW Control Tower, NCH Hospitals, Kalea Bay Condominiums and many more.  …

Since 1959, Mr. Lightning provides lightning protection and grounding services to the Colorado area.

The company’s industry knowledge is evidenced by its intricate design and installations on local projects like the United States Olympic & Paralympic Museum, Gaylord Rockies Resort & Convention Center, Colorado Switchback Stadium, Colorado College Robson Arena, Pikes Peak Summit House, and many others….

As seen in the February 2021 issue of IIBEC Interface Magazine

Lightning protection systems safeguard structures from one of the most violent forces of nature. While the principles of lightning protection were established more than 250 years ago by Benjamin Franklin, the design and installation of lightning protection systems continue to evolve in response to advances in science and changes in architectural design, construction materials, and building technology….