About Us

Harr is a local, family-owned electrical company in Nashville, Tennessee. We specialize in Commercial, Industrial, and Residential electrical services.Jep Harr is from Austin, Texas and moved to Nashville in 2008. With over 25 years of experience, he is highly skilled and knowledgeable in his trades. Starting as an apprentice in the 90’s, Jep worked to earn his Journeyman’s license and ultimately his Master’s licensure in 2010. 


Before starting Harr Electric, Jep worked as a foreman on commercial sites, a residential wireman and served the Nashville community as an electrician for the Davidson County Parks Department. Jep is dedicated to providing superior customer service and is known for his upstanding character and commitment to his quality of work.

The Harr Difference

  Why People Work With Us

Our technicians establish long-term relationships with our customers.
We only recommend what you need to complete the service correctly.​
We offer free estimates so you can plan and budget accordingly.
Ongoing training and certifications for our professional electrical technicians.
We offer fast, quality and reliable service, 24-hours-a-day.
We are a fully licensed electrical contracting company with certified electricians.

Frequently asked questions 

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  • What types of electrical work do you do?

    We have the experience and skill to work on a wide variety of electrical projects, including:


    1. Residential, Commercial and Industrial
    2. Service upgrades, service calls, repairs, maintenance, remodels, new construction and build-outs
  • Can I do my own electrical work?

    You need to check with your local community to determine their regulations when it comes to doing your own work. Most local governments will require you to have a permit to do any electrical work.

  • Is it OK to use a dimmer with fluorescent lights?

    Yes, but you must use a dimmer and light fixture specially made for fluorescent lights.

  • What does a GFCI device do?

    A GFCI device is a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter. It is a device designed to protect you from electrical shock.

  • How often should I inspect or test my industrial/commercial electrical equipment?

    All electrical equipment used in industrial, commercial or institutional settings should be checked regularly by a qualified professional.

  • Which electrical sockets need RCDs in my house?

    According to the latest regulations (17th Edition Wiring Regulations) issued in 2011, all electrical sockets in your home require RCD for safety.