To really check your power, you need a high quality poer analyzer. These are expensive $10k-15k, But you can often rent one for a day at a cost of about $60-75. Make sure it has been recently callibrated. The power monitor will produce a graphic readout of your power showing surges noise, harmonics etc. You need to have minimal electrical activity in your home or mark spots on the graph to see if surges were caused by your use. I lived in Boston (MA) they put out power at 126 volts, much too high. Reality was that it was usually about 128 volts occasionally hitting 131! They did nothing about this. I have since moved outside the city where my power is 119-121 volts and I use a variac to warm my tubes up and control the voltage at 118.