EV Charging Experts
SkyCharge Energy streamlines EV charger installation with an efficient online quote form designed for accuracy and convenience since 2019. Serving various locations, they offer transparent, remote estimates with 95% accuracy, eliminating the need for initial in-person visits and ensuring cost-effectiveness. Their process includes detailed data collection via the form, followed by expert evaluation, ensuring a smooth and timely installation process. If an in-person estimate is required, it can be scheduled.
EV charger installation
Electrical services (other - as indicated in form)
Our online form provides quotes with 95% accuracy, ensuring the price you see is what you pay, barring unforeseen circumstances. We ensure cost-effectiveness and respect for your valuable time.
If the actual distances and conditions are consistent with your form information (within a 10-foot variance), the price on your estimate will be the price on your final invoice. In cases where the distance is greater than indicated, or if obstacles require a change in the installation route, we will provide you with a revised quote before starting the work. Should you decide not to proceed with the new quote, there will be no charge for the visit.
Typically, you’ll receive your estimate within 2 business days, depending on our current estimate volume and the complexity of your installation.
An installation date will be scheduled typically within 2 weeks of your submission, after you have agreed to our estimate.
On the day of your installation we will conduct a site-walk. During this site-walk we will determine the route we will take from your electrical panel to your charger location. We’ll also determine if we will need to vary from the original installation estimate or notify you if any damage to drywall is necessary.
Great location for chargers. Very fast too. Use the Applegreen app in order to get a cheaper rate while charging. Three dispensers have CCS connectors and CHAdeMO and another one has NACS and CHAdeMO connectors. The chargers are located at the very end of the rest area (see the images). There is a Starbucks, Chick-fil-a, and Burger King, along with restrooms and a convenience store.
I paid $0.59/kwh equaling ~ $44 and I only got 160 miles out of it. Ridiculously high pricing. I would pay half of that for gas. Prices like this put a bad reputation on the EV infrastructure and deter people from buying electric vehicles
Only 1 CCS charger at this location and it was inoperable when I stopped..update on 10/19. CCS charger fully operational - L3, 150 kw
$0.64/kwh it’s outrageous! It’s twice more expensive as next Tesla Supercharger