Haro Electric

Haro Electric is an electrician in Visalia, CA. The company serves Visalia and nearby communities across Tulare County, handling residential and light commercial electrical work for homeowners and business operators. Services include electrical repairs and maintenance, electrical panel upgrades, dedicated circuits, EV charger installation, light commercial installations and repairs, and electrical renovations. Haro Electric holds a rating of 4.80 based on 5 reviews.

Founder Ernie Haro began his career apprenticing for a local Visalia contractor, where he spent two years learning residential installations on housing projects across Tulare, Hanford, Visalia, Porterville, and Danville. He continued his apprenticeship wiring new tract homes, then spent three years managing projects throughout Tulare County as a foreman at a Visalia division in Bakersfield. After bidding and running a residential electrical division for a Visalia construction firm, he obtained his electrical contractor's license in 2007 and founded Haro Electric in Exeter, California. The company is family owned and operated, with two generations working together, and provides upfront transparent pricing, a two-year labor warranty, and is fully licensed and insured. The team includes owner and founder Ernie Haro, Marina Galvan handling financials, residential foreman Jose "Pepe" Contreras, and electricians Matthew Haro, Julio Martinez, Alan Santa Cruz, and Isaiah Valencia.

The shop sits on East Evergreen Court, just off South Ben Maddox Way about a tenth of a mile away, with East Walnut Avenue roughly four tenths of a mile south. Cherry Meadow Park is a short walk at about three tenths of a mile, and Annie R. Mitchell Elementary School is within half a mile. The surrounding Sunrise Pointe and Sunrise Park neighborhoods frame the location.

Customers who have reviewed the business have rated it positively. Haro Electric has built a customer-focused reputation in Visalia over nearly twenty years of residential and light commercial electrical service in Tulare County.