Zack did an excellent job installing the Tesla wall connector. He showed up on time, went through…read morehis plan, and got it installed neatly and without conduits. Everything was cleaned up and ready for me to set up. He had to cut some drywall to run the cable, but did it low behind my softener so it's not even visible. I highly recommend Grayzer for charger installs. They've been focused on them for a while, and it shows.

I had one good experience with these guys when then installed a tesla charger at my old house and…read moreat terrible experience with them with they installed a tesla charger at my new house. The first time they did it they installed a 240 volt outlet in my garage and I plugged a tesla mobile connector into that, worked well. The next time they did it at the new house, I thought they would do the same thing but apparently they stopped installing the mobile connectors. Now they only install the wall connector which is a large sci-fi looking thing that is permanently affixed to the wall. It's also more expensive than the mobile connector. None of this was made clear to me when we started the project with Grayzer. They came to my house, got about 90% done with the job then saw the equipment I had and said "sorry we don't do those anymore". They explained the situation to me but since I didn't have the equipment they wanted they couldn't finish. They did however insist on being fully paid for the job. Stupidly, I agreed to pay them and they left saying "call us when you have the wall connector". That was a mistake. Never fully pay for the work until the job is fully done! So I bought one and scheduled a time to finish at which point they said they would need to charge another trip fee to come back out. I explained that it wasn't made clear to me that I didn't have the right equipment until the job was almost complete but they didn't care. They were insistent that I give them another trip fee before they would come back. Frankly they were pretty rude about it too. Like really rude. Whoever I was emailing was belligerent and completely unprofessional. It was extremely frustrating. I tried to explain that as the professionals in this situation they should be the ones checking that all the equipment is ready to go before the job starts. At the time I didn't know the difference between a mobile connector and a wall connector. I didn't even know that tesla had multiple options for wall chargers. I had what I used the first time so I figured it would work. It's not that the trip fee was so much money but after having to drag this out over two visits, spend another $150 to upgrade to a wall connector, a trip fee on top of all that was a bit much. In my opinion, a reasonable company would just accept responsibility and waive the second trip fee. Or at least offer to split it. But not these guys. They dug their trench and they weren't coming out. It was childish and stupid and I'm embarrassed for them. And to boot, the people they sent out to finish up the job were jerks. One of them was yelling and cussing at somebody on their phone like a crazy person in my garage. Honestly, these guys are like school on a Sunday -- no class. I guess this is what happens when you get to be a popular company. Customer service and basic decency goes out the window because what do you care, you have plenty of business. Right? Yeah right.

We purchased a new construction home that has countless issues, one of which being the electrical…read morehad a risk for arcing because a screw was too short to secure the panel to the bus, so the installer just left the screw sitting in the panel. We had 4 different Master Electricians out telling us we needed to replace the entire panel and it would be a ton of work and thousands of dollars. Thankfully we had Danny Haddad from DC Electric out who said we just need to order a longer screw to secure the panel, and took care of some other things. After 4 electricians we feel like finally this guy gets it and he clearly had a lot of empathy for our situation. We liked him right away and finally felt taken care of by someone who actually knows what's going on. He was very thorough in explaining the process and making us feel safe. My husband has some previous experience/ knowledge of electrical so everything made perfect sense that he was saying. He was tidy, prompt and communicative. Thanks to him we finally feel safe in our new home and are able to sleep at night without fear. God bless Danny!

Such a great team - respectful and quick (even worked through lunch to get the work done that…read moreevening). Would definitely recommend to friends/family.

Made it with 3%!!!…read more The lines can get long here considering you are able to grab a beer or a pretzel at Easy Tiger which is within walk. The location is a difficult one to park in for the end spaces but driving in reverse for the last two gets it done. The location does not have trash cans, so it gets pretty messy - please do not leave trash here! All in all, a good spot just be prepared to wait during peak hours here.

This relatively new supercharger is located at The Domain and is within walking distance to many…read moreshops and eateries. Lots of charging bays and no cost to enter garage.

Great option to charge! It was a very convenient location! Thanks for making mu trip super…read moreconvenient!

This supercharger is hidden on 2F (2nd floor), pink section, in the parking garage. No signs so it…read moretook me awhile to find it

Ever see that SNL skit where Will Farrell shouts (to no one in particular), "I drive a Dodge…read moreStratus!!" as a comment about his position as an upwardly mobile, white-collar breadwinner to an unappreciative family? Well, "I drive an electric car!" and as a card-carrying crunchy granola hippie, I just **love** that we have a DC fast charger and a few other green gimmicks at this stretch of 2nd street now called Electric Drive in downtown's newly rechristened "Seaholm Ecodistrict". Besides being able to completely recharge my car in 30 minutes via stored wind-generated power (heck, that barely gives me time to do the 3-mile loop on the trail from across the adjacent Pfluger Bridge), I can hang out at the cool shaded kiosk by Sol Design Lab and charge up my phone via solar panels. If you're not a runner/walker/biker or people watcher, you can also park & charge via slower (4 hour) Level 2 ports while shopping at the nearby Trader Joe's or dining at Boiler 9 or True Food. Soon we'll also have that gorgeous new Central Library open next door, too. From the Austin Energy press release from the opening in March 2017, "Electric Drive is powered entirely by renewable energy. Electric Drive offers dedicated parking for two electric vehicle charging stations including a fast-charging DC port, and a solar-powered kiosk that can recharge electric bikes, scooters, motorcycles, laptops and mobile devices using integrated USB ports and electrical outlets. The kiosk, located alongside the Butler Hike & Bike Trail, also provides shade from the sun's rays during the day, and LED lighting at night. Electric Drive demonstrates Austin Energy's commitment to the growing electric vehicle market and renewable energy." More about the launch (with video) is available here: http://www.twcnews.com/tx/austin/news/2017/03/27/austin-energy-unveils-electric-drive.html The docking of a star has to do with the fact that #1, you have to pay to park in the metered spots every day but Sunday (even though the EV charging service is free), and #2, this station is notorious among EV drivers for being out of service more often than not. Austin is still growing and figuring out how to make this infrastructure work; they still have some work to do. When the station is down, call 1-888-758-4389 (mentioning Chargepoint charger #5DB2) for assistance. You can also try this map of other COA PlugIn EVerywhere network chargers around town http://austinenergy.com/wps/portal/ae/green-power/plug-in-austin/electric-vehicle-drivers/electric-vehicle-drivers . There are 250 almost free (you have to pay $25 every 6 months for the keychain access card/dongle) charging stations in Austin's network (and still others at stores like Whole Foods and Walgreens), so don't lose hope if you're low on juice! We gonna rock down to... Electric Ave... er, Drive. Dang it! They really missed an opportunity here. Poor Eddy Grant will be getting no royalties on this one.

One of the nicest places to live in! Stunning riverview, literally a stone's throw away from the…read morepark and trail, and the ONLY - and I mean ONLY ONE - DC fast charger in downtown Austin! Great place all in all!

Fantastic work at a reasonable price. Would hire again in the future no question. Super friendly…read moreand helpful

This person is trying to extort me for doing nothing. He said he would come out. He didn't state a…read morecharge for coming out. I made it clear to him in Yelp chat to call me before fixing anything. He calls me and claims I owe him $150 after my tenant said there was nothing actually wrong and it was the microwave that was bad. Now he suddenly wants to try and find a way to charge for diagnosis. Then saying he will put a lien on my house. Which I will sue his entire company for.

Worked with Kukal and Chavez who installed my EV charger. They failed to inform me of any issues…read morewith my system prior and installed it anyway. Less than 2 weeks later my main panel overloaded and took out all my 240V systems. I scheduled a service call and their master electrician Clifford Black came out to assess the damage. I was assured that they would replace the guts inside my main panel free of charge. Following this, I was left without 240V for 3 days, and I had to remind them to send me an electrical proposal on paper. Now they claim my panel had thermal damage and refuse to restore my system unless I pay them for a full panel upgrade. In addition to this, during the service call they took my breakers that melted making it harder to get the cause diagnosed by another electrician. I was left without 240V systems in the Texas heat for over a week. Update: On the followup they said my part for replacing my panel was not available. This was not actually communicated with me and the owner is trying to save face. In reality they instead sent me a bill and refused to restore my service. They then ghosted me for any follow up.

I used their website for a quote which took around 36 hours to receive back, once I got it I was…read moresatisfied with the thorough quote which listed out each part to be used and service needed. Clifford and Chavez were a bit ahead of schedule and called to confirm if they could come early, which was fine. They worked diligently to install a Tesla Gen 3 Wall Charger. It is charging at the full 48A and was mounted cleanly in my garage. The install took about 1.5 hours and at the end they explained everything. Really nothing more I could ask for, I like it when companies are thorough, punctual, and to the point!

Lots of stall chargers but still didn't seem to be enough for the cars coming. The disabled…read morestall---one of them was broken. Busy day for charging on a Saturday! Great area to walk around. It's across from REI and beside Hollywood Feed pet food.

Malco Electric provides outstanding service at a reasonable price. They scheduled my HOA parking…read morelights request within several days. After replacing the lights, I was told what wattage that the lights were set. It was more of a warm light setting, I had the installer increase it to a bright light setting. This was more appropriate for a parking lot lights! Very happy that I was informed about the settings!

I contacted Malco Electric for an outlet installation. I'm a return customer having used their…read moreservices to install a light and dimmer last year. I am extremely pleased with their work. Both times they explained what they were doing and what to do if I encountered any issues. They were professional, timely, and very friendly. I will continue to contact Malco for future projects.