Bomb Squad Electric seeks to help the community

FALLBROOK – Bomb Squad Electric, LLC, is a company created in honor of John Stotz, a devoted son, brother, husband, father, friend and Marine Corps veteran, as a means to strengthen the community and make strides toward the greater good of revitalizing the planet.

Solar power is the center of the business, just as the Sun is the center of the universe. It provides a multitude of benefits, not only for the planet, but for the individuals who seek to improve environmental health across the world.

Connor Stotz is an experienced solar consultant who, after traveling and specializing in sales for the past four years, has decided to return home uniting dedicated individuals from the tight knit community of Fallbrook with those from the surrounding area, to start Bomb Squad Electric, LLC.

The Bomb Squad is not just a branch of law enforcement that diffuses bombs, but the name of the Fallbrook All-Star team created by a young man named John Stotz in 2004.

After he and his family moved from Oceanside to Fallbrook in 1997 and up until his tragic passing in 2013, John Stotz dedicated his time and life to coaching his sons, Gavin and Connor Stotz, during their early years of baseball and improving the youth and adult sports facilities in his community.

His son's company bears his team's name to pay respect to this generous man, dedicated to his family, friends and community, and to honor the lasting impact John Stotz made on all who knew him.

They have secured the employment of the most experienced residential and commercial installers, have a great team of engineers capable of building custom systems to fit any home or business and look forward to training and adding many more dedicated professionals to the team led by Blake Scanlon, a master solar installer.

Connor Stotz said, "We are in the perfect position and mindset to continue our company's expansion. For this reason, we seek to generate the additional finances required to create numerous career opportunities for those who currently find themselves unemployed, underemployed, or those seeking a career change. In dedicating ourselves to improving community and environmental health, it would be an honor to help create the jobs needed to strengthen our own families as we come out of the devastating health crisis that has crippled communities just like ours."

Anyone interested in helping with this endeavor can call 760-468-2922 or email [email protected].