Multiple free, EV charging stations located at Pike Place Market. I've charged here several times…read morein the past with. I issues. The chargers are sema connect, but no key card or account needed to charge. I just plugged in and started charging. Must pay parking fees.

EVGuys saved me $4000 and provided a better result…read more I needed a higher amp outlet installed in my garage to charge my car. I had gotten a bunch of disheartening quotes from other electricians ($6-7k for a 20A outlet). They all told me that my panel was full and the main cost was to add a new panel. EVGuys took a look at my panel and told me they could save me that money simply by consolidating circuits on my existing panel. Better, they installed a Tesla native wall charger instead of a simple 20A outlet for $2400. SO GLAD I FOUND THEM. Throughout the process they were responsive, transparent, and professional. Would 100% recommend.

Excellent experience e2e. They provided all information upfront including working with me to ensure…read morewe have space in our breaker (it was not straighforward due to unused breakers which we had to confirm where actually not in use etc.). the Quote was competitive, then scheduling was easy. the service including the follow-up with county inspector etc. was seemless. Overall a a+ experience.

Multiple charging stations at the 5th ave garage. We charged here when we visited the space needle…read morearea. Clipper creek charging units. In very good condition. Spaces are limited.

The parking garage is closer to Space Needle and Chihuly garden and glass and it only cost me $13…read morefor 2hrs 45min. Highly recommend this place. :)

p0 of a parking garage with no parking validation required for the garage but lots of the chargers…read moredon't mount back on when you're done with the charging hose so a lot are on the ground

Looking for a quick charge of your Tesla in Seattle and want to avoid having to pay parking fees…read morelike the other 2 locations in the city? Head over to the NW Ballard Way Supercharger. You can enter from the Trader Joe's parking lot. It's located on the bottom level - P0. There are other businesses nearby, too. If Trader Joe's is not really your jam, PCC Community Market is across the street. There are a few shopping stores as well as places to grab a quick bite. Overall, it's not a bad place to park, charge, and shop.

We had EVsupport (a subsidiary of Puget Sound Solar) out to install a new hardwired EVSE because we…read morerecently changed from a Tesla to a Hyundai EV. Although I'm sure there are some exception cases, after deep dive research, I'm 100% convinced that hardwired EVSEs are safer and more stable than just plugging a Level 2 mobile charger into a NEMA 14-50R 250v outlet (as we'd done with the Tesla, because that was the standard in 2018). Andy did a great job communicating with us and then prepared a fairly priced sensible proposal. With Max, their highly experienced journeyman electrician, scheduling and install went smoothly. The work passed its Seattle DCLU electrical inspection. Now two-weeks later everything is working as expected. Note: I also used Puget Sound solar 24 years ago, so I'm a returning customer. They have expertise, reputation, and a commitment to sustainability.

From my conversations with Andrew Young, I knew this was the company to use. Andrew was straight up…read moretold me all the pros and cons of what I was hearing from the dealer and other electricians. He provided straight talk and gave me a rate that was right in line with everyone else. However, Andrew's character integrity, and honesty is the reason I chose this company. There are a lot of people out there installing EV chargers right now, and if you don't have it done correctly you'll be wishing you did. He offered me a matched price on the wall box charging unit that Costco is selling for $499, which is about $200 less than Amazon, and we had the installation done about a week later. We love our EV, and now our house is future-proofed. Max came out and took the time to install it professionally and neatly. Next time we need electrical services will be calling Puget Sound Solar. Thanks Andrew and Max!

FREE Electric Vehicle charging stations at the zoo. Use the charging stations at the otter…read moreentrance. They do have charge stations located opposite side of the zoo, but they are pay per use charge stations. These are ChargePoint stations, use your key card or app to authorize.

Only entrance that's open due to covid is the west entrance. There are only charging stations as…read moreotter and hippo. But all four charging stations in Otter lot are currently broken.

We got our Tesla Hardwire charger installed Today…read more Keith gave us fair price, was prompt in communication and came at agreed time. Definitely recommend him for the job

Avoid. Don't think he is licensed. He did not share any license information and the permit he…read morepulled did not had his information too (the permit was incorrect). He immediately blocked my wife's phone too after the job for some reason. If you don't care about licensed professional, then you can go ahead with him. The job was done right. But I was charged for the permit by him with no real permit He gets his leads from Facebook and then immediately blocks them so we can't ruin his rating there. But maybe someone will do a search and find this comment. Just trying to help. Thanks

I currently don't have an at-home charger for my Tesla MY. So when I don't have time to drive to…read moreTesla Supercharger in Issaquah, I come the EVgo station at the Renton Landing. They aren't as fast as the Superchargers but, less expensive, $0.29/minute vs $0.48/minute at Supercharger. However, it's allotted charging time is 1 hour, so if your battery is very low you may not be able to charge to the recommendation of 80% in that time. That being said, it is easy to kill an hour walking with some coffee/donuts while I wait. David G.

Blink is absolutely the worst charging stations in the Seattle area. They are part of the reason…read morethere is a growing "anti-EV" sentiment. Tried to use them at the Museum of Flight. Nope. Call in, give them your card info and the charger number and, nothing. But they sure charge your card the hold fee fast enough. Happened again today on First Hill. Never clear if you need a membership or not, and when you call in and give them your CC# they say you don't. Why do I have to call in when I could just tap my card? Being unable to easily charge your car is the #1 reason why people say they wouldn't buy an EV. Glad I can charge at home for a tenth of the price. Thanks 'Blank".

EV charging stations at the Columbia Tower. Located in section B North. Front row parking near…read moreelevator. Must have a Blink account to use. The units are in fantastic condition.