4 charging stalls at this little electric oasis off of I-70 in Richfield. These packed a whalop…read morepumping out 117 kW and 409 mi/hr. With this firehose of electricity we were charged and ready to go in short order. These chargers are in the parking lot of a hotel without much else around so no snackadoodles unless you brought your own. There is a nice walking path around the hotel though so you can get some steps while waiting for your charge to finish!

This location needs more speed or more chargers. Every charger was filled and was doing only 62kW…read more Not much around to do.

This charging station is located in the Sleep Inn parking lot just East of the University Ave and…read moreEast Bay Blvd intersection. Currently, there's 12 stalls with a max rate of 250 kW. I stopped here a couple of times on my road trip out to the Salt Lake City area and each time the charging stall that I used was in good working order. There were a few food options nearby, Arby's, Sizzler, and McDonald's.

2day Sunday April 21st 3:45pm West side chargers have at least two superchargers that are out of…read moreorder/ not working.

Probably the worst supercharger station in Utah. It has 8 150 kw/hr chargers. Compared to other…read moresupercharger stations in Utah, it is fairly expensive, 46 cent kw/hr. Also there is no bathroom by the station. The gas station locked their bathroom and the restaurant is permanently closed. Basically, you will have to drive to another close by gas stations for food and bathroom.

Smallest supercharger station by far. Only 4 chargers, one not working. I was the only car…read morecharging, took 40 minute to complete. This was right off I70 but because there's no other cars in the parking lot it felt isolated. My son slept the whole time while my daughter rode her balance bike in the empty parking lot.

Everyone was nice that we met. We ate at subway while we charged in the afternoon after staying the…read morenight in the hotel that the supercharger is located at. Beautiful Mountain View's - and it's about 101 degrees right now.

Busy charging station. It was practically full when we stopped by. The good thing is there are…read moreplenty of restaurants/stores to kill time/stretch your legs. Another bonus is it has a great view of the mountain.

Free flush toilets and a museum to visit while you are charging. Part of the museum is outdoors,…read moreunder cover and free. Small historical museum with lots of photos and tales of early explorers and settlers, especially failed ventures in riverboats and gold mining.

This stop is easy as far as getting on/ off the highway. The town itself has not much in it, but…read morethere is a great restaurant (Tamarisk Restaurant) across the street with a view of the river. When we went in there was a tour of about 30 people eating there and they still accommodated the two of us, getting us in and out in our charging time of 45 minutes. The station itself is in the River Museum parking lot. We didn't go into the museum, but it seemed like a popular destination compared to the rest of the seemingly abandoned town. I'd recommend this station as a good lunch or dinner stop, as there's not much else to do but eat.

Hawk and his team are quick, kind, honest and professional. They went straight to what we needed…read morewith no BS. Highly recommended.

I have used Craig twice for separate projects over the course of the last few years. Both times,…read moreCraig was honest and straightforward. Additionally, he talked be through something that I could safely handle rather than taking advantage of the situation on a separate call. Please consider Hawk electrical for your next project as they have my highest recommendation. All the work they have done was explained thoroughly and fairly priced (upfront) in addition to have integrity.