If you need an electrician in the Mountain Home area, send us a note about what’s going on or what you want done and we’ll get back to you with next steps.
Service Areas
Mountain Home sits on the Divide in northwestern Kerr County at the intersection of SH 27 and SH 41, about 19 miles northwest of Kerrville. The community is small and rural, with properties spread out across large acreage and longer distances between the panel and where the power actually has to go. Texas Highlands Electric handles residential and light commercial electrical work throughout the Mountain Home area, working on full-time homes, ranch properties, and the outbuildings and shops that come with them.
If you’re dealing with breaker trips, flickering lights, dead outlets, or intermittent power, we diagnose first. On Mountain Home properties that often means tracing circuits across long runs and multiple buildings before pricing a repair. We find the actual cause rather than just replacing parts.
We provide breaker replacements, panel repairs, and panel upgrades when capacity or safety needs improvement. On larger Mountain Home properties, that often involves checking subpanels in outbuildings as well as the main panel. If a panel upgrade is recommended, it’s based on actual demand and condition.
For renovations, additions, shops, and outbuildings, we handle remodel wiring, circuit additions, and the feeders and subpanels that come with running power to detached structures. Wire sizing for distance is part of the planning — short runs and long runs aren’t the same job.
We install and upgrade interior fixtures, recessed lighting, dimmers, ceiling fans, and exhaust fans. Outdoor work is common out here too — driveway and gate lighting, entrance fixtures, security lighting, and barn or shop lighting on weather-rated circuits.
EV chargers on large rural properties usually involve a longer run from the panel and a closer look at panel capacity. We confirm what the system can handle and install with correct wire sizing and breaker protection for the distance.
Smart switches, dimmers, and lighting controls installed with the right wiring and device compatibility so they work consistently.
We provide solar-related electrical support when needed, including system-ready upgrades and safe connections.
Mountain Home is far enough from major service lines that outages can run longer than they would closer to town. We install generator electrical components and transfer equipment sized to keep the loads you care about running — wells, refrigeration, HVAC, critical circuits.
We support small commercial properties in the area with troubleshooting, repairs, lighting upgrades, and panel work, scheduled around your operations.
A lot of calls come down to predictable issues tied to load, distance, or aging equipment:
We diagnose what’s actually happening before recommending a fix.
We diagnose before we quote. You’ll know what’s wrong, what we’d do about it, and roughly what it costs before any work starts. Everything is wired to code, tested under load, and clean when we leave. For properties this far out, we schedule efficiently so we’re not making short trips.
Yes. We regularly work across northwestern Kerr County and the Divide, including properties well off the main highways.
Often it’s the feeder. Long runs need larger wire than people assume, and a marginal conductor will work until something tries to start. We measure voltage at the building under load and tell you what it’ll take to fix it.
Pumps draw a heavy surge at startup, which exposes voltage drop, undersized circuits, or weak connections. We test the circuit under load and correct the cause.
Yes. That usually means a subpanel, a properly sized feeder, and a trench. We handle the full job.
Depends on what you need to keep running. We size based on actual loads — wells, refrigeration, HVAC, critical circuits — and give you the honest options.
Not always. We check panel condition and available capacity first. If the system can safely handle the added load, we leave it alone.