This is a very nice option for fast charging off of I-90. We pulled in and were greeted by 12…read morestalls. Ours gave us 168 kW and 587 mi/hr. Our little blue rocket was humming and happy as we boosted our charge quickly. There are several food options in the immediate area with a Culvers and a Dennys adjacent to the charging area. Across the street there is a Famous Dave's Barbecue and if you have a hankering for cheese there is Market Square Cheese. Yay!

Great location for a supercharger. Right next to a Culvers, and there is a McDonald's and a…read moreHardee's right down the street. This is a 150KW charger, so the stations are shared abs you may have to select a different station to reach max charging speed.

Walmart has been doing an awesome job of partnering with Electrify America to place these EV…read morecharging stations in their parking lots. It's an underused space and this is a growing need, so it's a positive thing as more and more EVs are out there. This station has eight chargers. Six are the CCS 150 kW connections, one CCS at 150 kW and one CHAdeMO at 50 kW. Charging costs are posted on the screen and you will get a discount if you are an Electrify America member. While you're waiting, there is of course the Walmart which has restrooms and wifi. There is also a restaurant, deli and hair cuttery. [Review 20705 overall - 274 in Wisconsin - 1686 of 2023.]

This Tesla Supercharger station is located near the Walmart though not in the Walmart parking lot…read more There's an Electrify America Charging Station there and there is also a ZEF Energy Charging Station in this small plaza. A plethora of opportunities to run electrons. For things to do while you're waiitng, the Kwik Trip nearby has restrooms and is a full convenience store. There is also Mandy's Cafe & Deli and Taphouse Twenty. And the above mentioned Walmart. The station is quite close to the highway making it a very convenient stop. [Review 21143 overall - 284 in Wisconsin - 106 of 2024.]

Restrooms at KwikTrip... everything else is a long walk. The cafe in the building adjacent to the…read morechargers closes at 1PM. A Starbucks is several hundred feet away across a busy highway. In inclement weather, just hang in the car while charging and use drive throughs before and/or after.

Located in the parking lot of Wal-Mart Supercenter, the first Electrify America charger we…read moreconnected to didn't work. We tried the other charger and suddenly we are charging at 175 kW. We stopped into Wal-Mart to pick up some snacks and when we returned it was just a few minutes until we were at 90 percent charged.

Destination Chicago and the little blue rocket was running a little low. We stopped here for the…read moreprospect of a steady flow of electrons. We plugged in and got 70 kW and 245 mi/hr. These 8 stalls are in the Hy-Vee parking lot which also includes a Wahlburger and Caribou Coffee in addition to all the snackadoodles available in the store. Nice place to fill up driver and car at the same time!

Inside a hy vee supermarkets. It's pretty convenient compare to the other one near by. You can pick…read moreup a sandwich and other stuff for the road. There are plenty of spot when I got here and it's pretty clean. Just the garbage can is a bit full and tiny. I wish they follow up more on that or carry that into the shop. You can find coffee and lunch easily here. I am going to pick up a smoothie and some banana.

Safety - we are here for a daytime charge, but looks to be well lit with mall parking lot lighting…read more Not a lot of foot traffic during our visit so again would be careful if alone at night. Accessibility - a little hard to spot with only 3 stalls and hidden behind a fenced electrical boxes. This one is not to far off the highway but with the few amount of stalls may be full depending on the time of day. Amenities - Near a mall with a small food court, nice clean bathrooms just inside the main mall entrance, multiple restaurants within walking distance. No bathroom when mall is closed outside the hours of 10 am- 10 pm you may need to stop before charging. Number of Stalls -3 Uncovered - visiting during the summer so not to bad curious what it would be like in the winter.

We worked with Full Spectrum to install solar through the MadiSUN Group Buy program. We signed in…read moreJuly 2025 and, despite challenging winter weather, the project was completed by December 2025; an impressive feat given their busy season. Deiter, our Project Manager, was exceptional: thorough, patient with questions, and consistently responsive. He walked us through multiple design options and kept me informed about any scheduling changes. Eric and his electricians expertly handled our electrical service upgrade, dealt with our old house's electrical complexities, and seamlessly added an EV charger during the project. Their pricing was competitive with four other quotes (local and national), but Deiter's knowledge and the company's strong local reputation made the difference. My instinct that they'd do the job right proved correct: they delivered quality work with excellent communication throughout.

From the start the project engineer (I worked with Mark W.) and anyone I interacted with were…read morecourteous, informative, professional and efficient. The entire process to identify if the site qualified for a system (shade, sun aspect, roof strength, etc.) through to final hook up takes several months and I was satisfied with the entire process. The decision to install a PV system starts with an analysis of current electrical use to size the system appropriately. We added a complication by asking the project manager to calculate how many PV panels we'd need to add to charge an electric vehicle three times a week. That was added that into the calculations, projections and return on investment analysis. The ROI analysis was easy to understand and, from my perspective, reasonable and realistic. Throughout the process our project manager kept us informed, and walked us through paperwork to get utility rebates and group buy discounts. We further complicated the process by adding a "time of use" meter and upgrading the line to the street to 200 amp service and Full Spectrum helped coordinate that installation with our utility. They also worked well with the electrician we hired (Prana Electric, see review) to upgrade our house panel to 200 amp service and connect the solar system into the panel. I would hire Full Spectrum again, and highly recommend both the company and it's partner, MadiSun which helps educate and enroll people in solar installations.