
JuiceNet installs EV chargers for homes, apartment communities and businesses in Seattle, Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland, Issaquah and nearby — from choosing the charger to installation by licensed electrical contractors. We install Level 2 chargers, the Tesla Wall Connector, and commercial ChargePoint, Blink and Tesla stations.
Seattle · Bellevue · Redmond · Kirkland · Issaquah · and nearby
One team for every kind of EV charging install — residential, commercial and multifamily.
Level 2 chargers and Tesla Wall Connectors for Seattle-area garages and driveways, with the site walk, panel review and permits handled together with a licensed electrical contractor.
ChargePoint, Blink and Tesla stations for offices, retail and hospitality. Commercial EV charging on the Eastside.
Resident and guest charging for apartment and condo communities. See multifamily charging.
Programs and amounts change. Confirm current terms with your utility. Looking to charge rather than install? See EV charging in Seattle & the Eastside.
We evaluate your electrical panel, location and needs, then give you a clear, itemized quote — no surprises.
Licensed electrical contractors from our network pull the permits and complete a safe, code-compliant installation.
Your electrician or the charger brand activates it and gets it online. Ongoing management is handled by the brand’s network or app.
Installs are completed by licensed electrical contractors we work with, with permits pulled and code-compliant work — done right the first time.
An authorized ChargePoint, Blink, Tesla, Emporia and Grizzl-E reseller offering Level 2 through DC fast charging (Level 3), including Tesla chargers. We recommend what fits your site, not what we’re pushing.
A JuiceNet rep and a licensed electrician walk your site with you, and we manage the project to bring everyone together.
Seattle and the Eastside have different jurisdictions. We work with your electrician and you to get the paperwork squared away for both.
The City of Seattle requires an electrical permit for EV charger installations. The work is done by a licensed electrical contractor, or by an owner on a home they own and occupy. Seattle SDCI electrical permits.
If your project needs a service change, it can require coordination with Seattle City Light as well as the city. We plan for it up front so it doesn’t delay your install.
Washington law (RCW 64.90.513, effective January 1, 2026) bars associations from adopting rules that effectively prohibit or unreasonably restrict EV charging stations. See our multifamily charging page.
Always confirm current rules with your jurisdiction. We work with your electrician and you to get permits squared away.
Get a fast, no-obligation quote for home, business, or property charging.
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