OUR APPROACH

Electrical Work.
Done Right.

Done right means more than making it work.

It means clarity before the work begins, thoughtful planning, quality craftsmanship, and respect for your home or business.

CLARITY

Know what you’re getting.

We explain the work, the options, and what to expect before we begin.

PLANNING

Plan it properly.

We consider the details that matter, from your property to your schedule.

CRAFT

Do the work right.

Quality workmanship and attention to detail are part of every job.

RESPECT

Leave it right.

We respect your home, your business, and the space we’re working in.

What “done right” feels like.

You shouldn’t have to wonder if the work was done properly.

You shouldn’t have to call someone else to fix what someone else missed.

You shouldn’t have to think about the electrical work after we’re gone.


When the job is done, you should feel confident that it’s taken care of.

FEATURE THE BALBOA ELECTRIC APPROACH
In Good Hands

IN GOOD HANDS

You deserve to know you’re in good hands. Whether it’s your home or your business, we believe good electrical service means understanding what you need, doing the work right, and standing behind it.

IN GOOD HANDS

The work matters. So does the experience.

For a homeowner, inviting an electrician into your home requires trust. For a business, choosing an electrical contractor means trusting someone with a property, a project, a schedule, and often the people who depend on it.

At Balboa Electric, that trust is something Dennis Gittens takes seriously.

Every project begins with understanding what the customer needs and what the job requires. From there, the team communicates clearly, plans the work carefully, and approaches every detail with the same level of attention, whether they’re working in a home or a commercial property.

The goal isn’t simply to complete the job.

It’s to leave the customer confident that it was handled properly.

A PROFESSIONAL APPROACH.
A PERSONAL STANDARD.

Balboa Electric was built around a straightforward idea: do good work and treat people well.

That means showing up prepared. Communicating when something changes. Respecting someone’s home or the way a business operates. Paying attention to the details that are easy to overlook. And taking responsibility for the work after the tools are put away.

For Dennis, professionalism isn’t something that needs to be advertised. It’s something the customer should experience throughout the job.

“It’s about doing what you said you were going to do,” he says. “People remember how you treated them, just as much as they remember the work.”

Dennis Gittens, Owner of Balboa Electric
THE PERSON BEHIND THE WORK

Dennis Gittens

Owner, Balboa Electric

People just want to know they’re in good hands. We listen, we communicate, we do what we say we’re going to do, and we take pride in the work we leave behind.

– Dennis Gittens

Running an electrical company is about much more than wiring, panels, installations, or service calls. For Dennis Gittens, it is ultimately about people.

His approach is simple: listen first, communicate throughout the process, and stand behind the finished work.

Building trust, one project at a time

That philosophy shapes the way Balboa Electric approaches its customers and its work. The company understands that every project is different, but the expectation for professionalism should remain the same.

Whether the job is large or small, customers want to know that someone is paying attention. They want questions answered, expectations clearly understood, and problems addressed before they become bigger problems.

That is where experience matters.

It is also where accountability matters.

For Dennis and the Balboa Electric team, the standard extends beyond the moment a project is completed. The objective is to build relationships that last beyond a single service call or installation.

THE BALBOA STANDARD

LISTEN.
COMMUNICATE.
DO IT RIGHT.

A simple philosophy, but one that carries through every part of the business.

Because great electrical work isn’t only about what happens behind the walls.

It’s about the confidence customers have when the job is finished.