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EC Pro Electric
Santa Barbara, CA 4.5★
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David Moreno’s take
EC Pro Electric is a small Santa Barbara electrical contractor working out of the Milpas Street corridor. With a 4.0 Google rating across four reviews, the signal is thin but leans positive—repeat customers like Nick Burwell mention consistently good experiences, and Steven Gumins called out reliability and solid work quality. One low rating from 2023 offers no detail, so I can't tell you what went sideways there. The lack of reviews makes it harder to gauge consistency, but the folks who've hired them seem willing to come back.
Their project photos show a clear focus on low-voltage work: track lighting installs, data cable runs, doorbell and thermostat wiring, speaker systems, Cat6, and coax. If you're upgrading a home theater setup or running network cable through an older Santa Barbara home with plaster walls and tight crawl spaces, this appears to be their lane. I don't see evidence of heavy panel upgrades or service work in the images, so ask specifically about the scope of your project when you call.
With no website and minimal online footprint, EC Pro Electric operates the old-school way—word-of-mouth and local connections. That's not necessarily a red flag in our tight-knit contractor community, but it does mean you'll need to do your own vetting through references and a face-to-face conversation before signing anything.
Their project photos show a clear focus on low-voltage work: track lighting installs, data cable runs, doorbell and thermostat wiring, speaker systems, Cat6, and coax. If you're upgrading a home theater setup or running network cable through an older Santa Barbara home with plaster walls and tight crawl spaces, this appears to be their lane. I don't see evidence of heavy panel upgrades or service work in the images, so ask specifically about the scope of your project when you call.
With no website and minimal online footprint, EC Pro Electric operates the old-school way—word-of-mouth and local connections. That's not necessarily a red flag in our tight-knit contractor community, but it does mean you'll need to do your own vetting through references and a face-to-face conversation before signing anything.
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