Overview
Harris is a leading national mechanical contractor specializing in design and engineering, construction, controls, service, manufacturing, conveyors and end-to-end building systems. Customers who partner with Harris benefit from our national reach, regional offices, local expertise and more than 70 years of experience. From stadiums to manufacturing facilities, power plant to hospitals, concert halls to classrooms, Harris handles projects of all sizes and scope across the country.
Founded in St. Paul, Minnesota in 1948, Harris has grown to become one of the largest mechanical contractors in the United States with over 3,000 employees in 15 locations throughout the country. Visit our website for more information about Harris.
Office locations
- St Paul, Minnesota, US
- Bellingham, Washington, US
- Salt Lake City, Utah, US
- Ogden, Utah, US
- Las Vegas, Nevada, US
- Northfield, Minnesota, US
- Phoenix, Arizona, US
- Rochester, Minnesota, US
- Bowie, Maryland, US
- Oakland, California, US
- Blackfoot, Idaho, US
- Zumbrota, Minnesota, US
- Brisbane, California, US
- Garden City, Idaho, US
- Upper Marlboro, Maryland, US
- Arlington, Virginia, US
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Latest videos from Harris on YouTube
Construction Inclusion Week - Jobsite Inclusion
Construction Inclusion Week - Our People
Suicide Prevention Month
Intro to Industrialized Construction
Recent posts from the Harris blog
- Construction Inclusion Week asks us to reconnect two ideas we already believe in: commit to something worth…
doing, then hold yourself accountable to actually doing it. Commitment sounds easy until you have to live it out on a jobsite at 6 a.m. in bad weather with a schedule that's already tight.
- There’s no better example of what an open door looks like than when a person feels safe enough to ask for help.
At Harris, we've said for years that safety is first, last and always. That mantra doesn't stop at hard hats and harnesses.