New, very nice charge units. Free, no need for key card. Kitsap transit is updating local charging…read morestations.

Good roof level parking for the ferry but entrance is a tricky find for non locals. Also, unless…read moreyou plan on making multiple trips, don't bother downloading the app. Find the ticket machine and prepay that way.

Free Charge stations at Muckleshoot Casino. The machines are level 2 SEMA Connect units. 4 spaces…read more No key card needed.

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

They wee great came out same day and was able to install it for me great price and great service…read more They finished and cleaned up afterwards.

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!

I consider myself to be meticulous and detail oriented when it comes to projects that require being…read moreso in general. With that said, I am extremely satisfied with the final result of the Paint Protection Film installation on my Tesla Model Y! I've contacted several other businesses/companies around Seattle and Bellevue area prior to scheduling my service with Fanboy to get quotes for comparisons on coverages, availabilities, and brands of film used. It's not my first time getting PPF installation so I am able to somewhat discern the price to value being offered. However - and this is where I've done research so others won't have to - Teslas naturally come with quirks that could cause issues during PPF installations if the installer isn't fully aware of them. To name a few, these quirks include delicate clips, unpredictable fitments between panels, corner edges of panels with minimal margins of folding, tight corners, and cameras/trims/emblem in the way. I've read reviews of poor installs having huge air pockets on tight corners, films lifting and/or not fully wrapped around the edges, uneven placements, and installers simply cutting around the cameras/trims/emblem. Some even reports trims and panels being loose after PPF installation due to broken clips. I came to a conclusion that I needed to find a place that works and installs PPF frequently on Teslas and not just have "some" experience doing so. When I came across Fanboy during my search, I must admit I was hesitant on using them because the company itself is relatively new. But with their specialty being PPF Installation specifically for Teslas and their highly competitive pricing, I decided to schedule appointment for a Full Front PPF Install. I had a lot of questions and concerns but all of them were addressed and explained even before I had the chance to ask which reassured me of their level of expertise. I left my Model Y with them over a weekend while I was on a trip. My trip back was delayed and the next day had some rain so I asked if they can keep my car in their workshop for an extra day if they had the space. They were in no obligation to do so but they accommodated my request. The install turned out to be amazing and they do warrant their workmanship so I am not too worried if something unforeseen does happen! As far as I could tell (or can't tell), I do not see any imperfections and they even went above and beyond by carefully detaching the cameras/trims/emblem and putting them back after the film was installed instead of simply cutting around them. No air pockets or specs of dirt, no lifting, the PPF wraps around the edges where it can (and even where I thought it can't), and no broken clips. Both Dylan and Michael were a pleasure to work with and they offered to check the PPF again in a month for quality assurance. Overall experience was A++. For anyone who read the entirety of my long winded review, know that you'll be in good hands. I wanted this review to be as detailed as possible to recognize the service and workmanship that I received and to give the people looking for Tesla PPF installation some reassurance with using Fanboy.

Just had Fanboy do a 1/2 PPF wrap on my new Model Y. They are close to where I live so I stopped by…read moreand chatted with them. Nice, clean shop. They were able to work with my travel schedule so that my son could pick up the car while I was out of town. Great job, fair price.

Sis and I rode the rails for her work and I gotta say, this was quite a charming way to discover…read moredowntown Tacoma. I stopped at the Thriftway just because there was a stop there and got to buy some nice little snackies. As we rode around, I saw businesses I want to try. I had no idea there was a Melting Pot nearby, so I'm gonna take Mom to the station near the Tacoma Dome, take the train there and have our fondue, then have a little adventure riding the rails. Why not? It's cheap and it's fun.

Everyone knows you head down to Federal Way for Korean food. It's pretty obvious once you start…read moreseeing business signs in Hangul off Pac Hwy. Now you can get here by taking the light rail. The light rail connection from Federal Way to Sea-Tac Airport and Downtown Seattle is a big win for the South End. It's pretty convenient since it's close to the I-5 ramps. I know it'll be a drop off point for folks heading to the airport, work and school. The best thing about the 1 line is that it takes you right into downtown Seattle and UW without having to transfer to other lines. Plus, if you get on at the Federal Way station you'll get first dibs on prime seats. Hi-Five, right? Just like the named art piece at the station. The track feels like the Canada Line SkyTrain from Richmond to Vancouver, BC. No fare gates so fare evasion happens all the time. No platform screen doors like Sea-Tac Airport's underground trains so pay attention and don't fall on the tracks. As for tourism, some people may opt to stay in hotels in Federal Way rather than downtown Seattle or SeaTac. With this new light rail station, it's only a couple stops away from Sea-Tac Airport and less than an hour to Westlake Station/Downtown Seattle. I'm sure hotel shuttles will be a common sight at this station too. I always saw shuttles at the Angle Lake station whenever I dropped fam and friends off. They have public restrooms at this station. Hopefully during Summer 2026 they'll have enough Honey Buckets for stations that don't have restrooms. With all the games, concerts, and special events at the stadiums plus heatwaves there's going to be a lot of beverage consumption. Federal Way doesn't have free on-demand shuttle service like Bellevue. People will still have to use their car to navigate around the business district. As Federal Way grows, I'm curious how the city will shift from being car-centric to pedestrian-friendly. They don't have to reinvent the wheel. They just have to study the growth blueprint of Lynnwood and Redmond, ask them about their successes and failures, then apply whatever fits the needs of this South End community. I just hope Federal Way finds passionate, experienced urban planners who have the best interest for this area. I'm ok if the city takes their time strategically planning growth as long as they're thoughtful about the PNW environment and the people they serve. Anyway, the Federal Way Link Extension grand opening was a fun celebration. Lots of people showed up. Not everyone was able to get on the first NB train though. They had food trucks, activities, and pop-up tents with freebies and swag bags plus they had ST Merch. It was a successful party. Next up? The 2 Line Crosslake Connection.

Just had my Vespa serviced at South Sound and again had great service. Jason got my Primavera…read morerunning perfect and Mark is always enjoyable to talk to. These guys know Vespas and are not a motorcycle dealer ALSO carrying scooters. I live up in Newcastle but travel to Tacoma because of the confidence I have in this shop and the people!

Best company I've ever dealt with. I have had seven Vespas starting in 1960 until 2024 when I…read morepurchased a Piaggio MP3 from Mark and Jason. Love these guys.

We came to pick up our van and the final price was 50% more than the quote! What was worse was when…read morewe spoke to the service manager Glenn, who is also the owner, he refused to own that their estimates all had different formats, which I think is to cover their shady ways and was not at all concerned with how they conduct business. I would not trust our van to Campers NW ever again. I will report them to the BBB and show them all the confusing estimates. Also, within one day of leaving the shop some of their work has already failed so their quality of work seems to have dropped off as well.

I was having a hard time finding a company to service my diesel heater in my camper van. My…read morethermostat kept sending an error code. Campers NW serviced it for me and got rid of the error code!