We are delighted to share that Wells Electrical has achieved a 100% success rate in securing funding for our customers with multi-unit residential properties through the Communities in Charge EV Wave 4 charger grant program. Every application we submitted on…
Wells Electrical is proud to announce that we ranked #100 nationwide in Qmerit’s 2025 Net Promoter Score (NPS) survey. This recognition places Wells Electrical among the top-performing Qmerit-certified electrical contractors in the country and reflects our continued commitment to high-quality…
Bringing New Energy to a San Francisco Icon At the corner of Jackson Street and Polk Street stands one of San Francisco’s most recognizable mixed-use landmarks — the Old Lombari Building, soon to house the new Fitness facility. Wells Electrical…
Discover how Wells Electrical Inc. worked with CBRE to deliver a flagship Shell Recharge EV charging hub at 19th & Kirkham in San Francisco—12 ultra-fast bays supporting the city’s clean transportation future. Wells Electrical Inc. Completes New Shell Recharge EV…
While Eaton BR breakers work fine for everyday appliances like lights, microwaves, and washers, they can struggle with the sustained heat of EV charging. When you plug in your EV at home, your charger runs for hours at a time,…
Wells Electrical Inc., a trusted leader in electrical contracting and energy solutions in the Bay Area is now an official distributor for Generac, one of the most respected names in standby and portable power systems. This new role strengthens Wells…
As a leading EVSE contractor in the Bay Area, we are proud to have recently completed the installation of Kempower DC fast chargers at the City Center West Garage. Located at 1250 Martin Luther King Jr. Way in Oakland, CA,…
Electric vehicle owners are getting some new performance options to pick from—not in their vehicle but in their home. Bidirectional charging systems are giving EV owners the option to supply power to their home—making use of that big battery in…
Electric Vehicles (EV) and Plugin Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEV) charge by inserting the connector on the end of the charging cable into the charging “socket” in your vehicle. EVs in North America use one of two connector designs: the North…