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.

Exceptional business. I called Galaxy after I was unhappy…read morewith another large electrical company. Everyone I encountered at Galaxy was great. Rodger/Rasha replaced 30 year old wall heaters. He was kind, respectful and I felt taken care of. I highly recommend this business.

They helped us with a Ring system installation. Very knowledgeable and on time! Definitely…read morerecommend.

ChargePoint electric vehicle charging stations. 8 charging stations total. Located in lot C across…read morefrom the Tacoma Public Utilities building. Clean, well lit, safe area to charge. A ChargePoint Key Card is need to use machines.

As a foodie, I'm slowly but surely eating my way through this shopping center! I can't say my…read morewallet is happy about it, but I've enjoyed a number of meals here over the years, especially as new spots have popped up. The selection is pretty diverse in terms of types of food - burgers, ramen, pasta, sushi, pizza, Thai (vegan) and more... it's all here! For a little treat, grab ice cream at Salt & Straw, a boba tea from Don't Yell at Me, or a coffee and pastry at 203º Fahrenheit Coffee. It's tough to resist any of these. With this being an outdoor shopping center, it's the most lively during the spring and summer. There is a main outdoor seating area near the cinema and tables here fill up pretty quickly during the warmer months with people who opt for takeout from one of the casual eateries. Across the street, smaller sections of seating are accompanied by fireplaces. I've been grateful for the fireplaces and heat lamps during the wintertime! Other than exploring the food options, I enjoy browsing Nordstrom Rack and could spend hours at the Barnes & Noble. Trader Joe's and Whole Foods are also here. Along with these larger stores, there is a variety of small boutique-like shops, providing an opportunity to support the small businesses. As for parking, the main lot in front of Trader Joe's and Nordstrom Rack get pretty crowded, so I'd recommend parking in the garage on the side of Chase bank. Each parking spot in this garage has a light over it that turns red if occupied and green if available, making it really easy to navigate. With spring right around the corner, I'm sure I'll find myself here again shortly!

This is an example of a well done mixed-use area/center. It has retail, restaurants, office space,…read moreand even residential apartments! I initially had some reservations about finding parking since the outer lots were pretty full and busy due to the Trader Joe's and Whole Foods, but as I walked into the middle of the area, I realized that there were also free parking garages that I could have used. Thoughtfully enough, they even had the number of spaces available displayed on the entrances. This place must get super busy to need that feature! I liked how the greenery was well kempt, and how there were navigational signs so you don't get lost. I went to the Paper Source, Due Cucina, and Don't Yell At Me. Super convenient! I guess the only thing I wished it could have was a better way to travel there through public transportation.

Niiiice & Fast The location is tucked away with a few…read morechargers available. Great to have a place so close to the outlets

A fun day of shopping at the Seattle Outlets! Free level 2 charge stations here. 3 free units are…read moreavailable to charge. DC fast chargers are available to charge as well. There is a fee to use DC fast. Unsure of the amount. 1 Chadmo 50kw 1 Ccs/SAE 50kw 3 J-1772 7.2kw This is a busy charging area, but EV owners are very friendly and helpful here. Charge on! Located in section A20 of parking garage.

I've been to this supercharger a couple of times. There is a Starbucks and a Fred Meyer here as…read morewell as a Best Buy if you want to browse a little bit. There is also an InSpa so theoretically you could go get a massage while charging up, which is not a bad idea. There are not the fastest speeds I have seen, but for an urban supercharger it's not bad. Much better than Lynnwood. The downside is that it's often very busy here so make sure you check before you come.

Great location in terms of food options or things to do while you charge. You've got Qdoba, Panda…read moreExpress, Starbucks, Fred Meyer and Coldstone. Knocking of a star because this location is VERY busy. And it seems to be a bit of a hangout spot where people linger. Check before you come or it's likely you'll be waiting some time for a spot. Tesla, we need more stalls in Issaquah!!

I have been coming to University Village, and its surroundings, in Seattle for approximately over…read more30 years now. The store offerings have changed over the years, though not everything. Parking has been consistently stubborn. The parking garage I used on my visit today, North Garage on Tuesday 24 March 2026, had themed levels. I opted for the C Level which was color of pink and animal of cow. At the elevator, a cow "moo" sounded when I pressed the button for the elevator. By this level, more spaces were opened up, so a better day for parking of recent times. Walkways in the village are open to the natural elements. Some of the businesses have umbrellas available for use in shopping. The grounds and pedestrian spaces have tended to be clean in my experiences. In 2010 and 2011 when I was a student at the University of Washington, I walked to University Village so parking was a non-issue, those were quicker turn around in time visits though I did not have the carrying/storage space of a vehicle.

Wow, this is a great outdoor shopping mall with a whole bunch of businesses that range from apparel…read moreto food/dining and even cars? (there's a Rivian and Tesla shop here). It's a good mix and something is bound to catch your eye even if you weren't planning on getting something in particular. I came here for lunch over the weekend and it was bustling. There was plenty of seating around outside for people to lounge around with their families. It appears pretty kid friendly too, with some water installations for children to jump around. There are also courtesy umbrellas to use for inclement weather - a thoughtful gesture. I'm not sure how they manage cold-ish weather though. Probably not as fun to shop when it's freezing out, although this is a pretty rare situation. I also spotted a security guard, but I felt pretty safe throughout my visit.

Bellevue Square Mall is one of the nicer malls in Washington. They have a wide selection of stores…read moreand are always adding more! Their food/drink stores are also great; they have a variety of different boba stores, which I love! Every store I walk into, I always feel welcomed! I've never ran into any issues or problems at Bellevue Square. I love how they host events for different cultures/holiday events. Finding parking is always easy! And comparing this place to other malls, there's never been any huge incidents or any violent mishaps like (shootings). Bellevue Square always feels safe!

Bellevue Square mall somehow manages to feel both overcrowded and lifeless at the same time. The…read morestore selection is incredibly repetitive... just the same upscale yuppy chains over and over so nothing really stands out or feels worth browsing if you're not there to buy generic clothes. On top of that, the layout isn't at all confusing but because everything looks so similar it's surprisingly easy to get turned around and lose your sense of direction. Many of the stores were uncomfortably warm, which made it hard to spend much time inside without wanting to leave. The crowds only make things worse, people seem completely unaware of their surroundings and stand directly behind you, constantly cutting you off or walking straight into you without a second thought. For a place that's supposed to be a premium shopping destination, the overall experience felt chaotic, uncomfortable, and yet boring. In every store, employees kept asking if we needed help, even after we repeatedly said no. Prices were consistently high for no apparent reason, and it was all frustrating enough that we ended up not buying anything at all. One nice thing I can say is that it is very tidy.