Licensed electrician · Temecula & Murrieta · 24 hours
Tap the switch above. Panel upgrades, EV chargers, custom LED lighting and repairs in Temecula and Murrieta. Eloy answers 24 hours a day. 5.0 on Google.
5.0
on Google, across 5 reviews
24 hours
Call or text. Eloy picks up, not a dispatcher.
Licensed
CA License #1146740, bonded and insured
12 years
in the trade, three generations deep
Free
estimates, with permits built into the price
01What Eloy Does
One electrician for the house, the restaurant and the plant floor.
Residential, commercial and industrial controls, the three lines on the truck. Temecula and Murrieta out to Lake Elsinore, Menifee and Fallbrook, and San Diego County where he worked for years.
Describe the Job- 01Panel Upgrades100 to 200 amp service upgrades and the Zinsco, Federal Pacific and Pushmatic replacements your insurer asks for. Permitted, inspected, built into the price.
- 02Custom LED LightingUnder-cabinet, cove, accent and recessed LED designed into the room by a former lighting tech. Drivers hidden, dimmers that go all the way down.
- 03Outdoor & Landscape LightingPath lights, uplighting, sconces, pool and patio lighting, plus the light poles and signs commercial properties run on.
- 04Repairs & TroubleshootingDead outlets, breakers that trip, lights that flicker, something that smells hot. Found, fixed and explained. Open 24 hours.
- 05Residential Installs & UpgradesEV charger circuits, spa circuits, rewires, additions and new construction, recessed lighting and fans. Permits handled.
- 06Commercial ElectricalTenant improvements, restaurant remodels, signs and parking-lot poles, warehouse conduit, and thermal-imaging audits for insurance renewals.
- 07Industrial ControlsControl panels, motor controls, VFDs and PLC wiring from someone who can read the drawings and get a system running again.
Real jobs · Shot on the job
A restaurant remodel the inspector stopped to compliment.
Left: a custom LED design for a restaurant remodel, strips hidden in the arches so the wood glows and the fixture never shows. Right: a new main panel at rough-in, every circuit labeled before the drywall goes up. Eloy shoots these on his phone the day the work is done.
See the work
Custom LED · Restaurant remodel
New main panel · Rough-in
025 Reviews
5.0.
Every review on Google so far is five stars.
The reviews are new because the company is. Hardy Electric opened in October 2025; Eloy has been in the trade twelve years.
Read them on Google“Eloy did an exceptional job at my new restaurant The Himalayas. He even took the job for fixing the exhaust hood which was not his speciality but he was able to fix it. Would recommend Eloy and his team to anyone.”
“I’m a general contractor and I had him do some work for me and it was complimented by the homeowner, the inspector and everyone that saw it. Very clean and organized!”
“I’m very happy with Eloy’s service here at my house. I called him on a Friday afternoon and he showed up early Saturday and got what I needed done.”
“Eloy has done multiple projects for us, big and small. We appreciate how he makes sure everything is the way it should be and will continue to reach out for future projects too.”
“Eloy is a great guy, really hardworking and knows what he’s doing. He takes pride in his work and makes sure everything is done right.”
03The Work
Shot on Eloy's phone, the day the job was done.
04How It Works
Called Friday afternoon. Fixed Saturday morning.
That is a real Google review, and it is how the business runs. No call center, no four-hour window. The person who answers the phone is the person with the license.
Call or text a photo
The open panel, the dead outlet, the room you want lit. You reach Eloy, not a call center.
A straight price
Fair pricing and quality work, with the permit and the inspection built into the number. No surprises at the end.
Done to code, inspected
Eloy handles the planning, the permit and the inspection himself. Edison, SDG&E, the city: he has been through it.
Left better than he found it
A walk-through so you know what was done and why, and nothing left behind but the work.
05The Owner
Grew up in Temecula. Learned the trade at thirteen.
Hardy Electric opened its doors in October 2025. Eloy grew up in Temecula, spent twelve years in the trade and five of them in San Diego, and moved his family back home at the start of 2026.
It is a family business: Eloy, his wife, and crews made of the people he came up in the trade with. He is the third generation to do this work, after a grandfather who was a lineman and a father who is a controls technician and had him on jobs at thirteen. The rule on every job is the one he was raised on: leave it better than you found it.
Meet Eloy
“When you hire us, my problems become your problems. I go to bat for you.”
Eloy · Hardy Electric
06Where We Work
Temecula to Perris. Fallbrook to Chula Vista.
Southwest Riverside County, Fallbrook over the county line, and San Diego County, where most of the first year's work was. Not on the list? Call anyway.
07Free Estimate
Send a photo of the problem. Get a price back.
What needs doing and where you are. He calls or texts back with a price and a time. If the power is out right now, skip the form and call. The line is open 24 hours.
Faster with a photo: text (760) 703-9446
08Questions
Straight answers on permits, panels and price.
Yes. Hardy Electric is a California licensed electrical contractor, CA License #1146740, bonded and insured. Eloy handles the planning, the permit and the inspection on every job himself, and that is built into the price rather than added on.
Hardy Electric opened in October 2025. Eloy had about 12 years in the trade before that, starting alongside his father, a controls technician, at 13 and going full time at 18. His grandfather was a lineman, so this is the third generation. The company is run by Eloy and his wife, and the crew is family and friends he came up in the trade with.
Two reasons come up most. Safety: if the label inside your panel says Zinsco, Federal Pacific or Pushmatic, common in homes built from the late 70s to the early 90s, insurers now require it replaced at renewal, and those breakers fail to trip and overheat. Capacity: adding solar, an ADU or an EV charger usually means a 200 amp service; otherwise 100 to 125 amps is often enough. Text a photo of the open panel to (760) 703-9446 and Eloy can usually tell you where you stand.
Yes. Tesla wall connectors are the most common, and Eloy installs any brand. An EV charger is usually what pushes a house into a service upgrade, so he does the load calculation first and tells you whether your panel can carry it before you buy anything.
Hardy Electric is open 24 hours. Call or text (760) 703-9446 and you reach Eloy, not a dispatcher. A Friday afternoon call has meant a Saturday morning visit more than once.
Yes, and Eloy wants more of it. Most of his career was on commercial and industrial sites. Tenant improvements and restaurant remodels, building signs, parking-lot light poles, conduit runs in warehouses, meter stacks for apartment buildings, and the thermal-imaging audits of switchgear and panels that insurers ask for at renewal. Work gets scheduled around tenants and the GC's timeline.
No. Estimates are free, and permits and planning are already in the number you get. Eloy turns down very little work; the exception is a budget too low to do the job right, and he will tell you that up front instead of cutting corners.
Temecula and Murrieta first, then the rest of Southwest Riverside County: Menifee, Wildomar, Lake Elsinore, Canyon Lake, Winchester, French Valley and Perris. Most of Hardy Electric's first year of jobs were in San Diego County, from Fallbrook down to Chula Vista, and those calls are still welcome.