Business ProfileElectricians in Sunnyvale, California

ClearWay Electric

Listed in Sunnyvale 5.00 (1 review)(650) 531-9829

ClearWay Electric

ClearWay Electric is a technology-enabled electrical contractor based in Sunnyvale, California. Founded by Nik Sakhno, it covers design, permits, utility coordination, installation and closeout.

Last Updated October 4, 2026.

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Business Highlights

The company describes itself as licensed and insured and says every electrician is licensed and bonded.
The company identifies Nik Sakhno as its founder and lead engineer.
The company says Nik Sakhno is an engineer in electrical infrastructure and energy systems and has designed more than 300 electrical plan sets across California.
The company says Nik serves on the Stanford Advisory Council for the Energy, Innovation, and Emerging Technologies Program.

Service Area

Based in Sunnyvale and serving commercial and residential projects across the Bay Area.

Active Business Listing

ClearWay Electric is one of 7 electricians ProsGrade lists in Sunnyvale, California.

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Listing details

8 services listed, including EV charging infrastructure (Level 2 and DCFC), Panel and service upgrades and Electrical distribution systems. Open 24 hours, 7 days a week. Rated 5.0 from 1 review.

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How This Business Compares

How ClearWay Electric compares with the other 6 electricians on ProsGrade in Sunnyvale, using public Google ratings and review counts.

Rated 5.0 on Google, at or above the 4.9 average of other Sunnyvale electricians on ProsGrade.

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24/7 availability noted on the company website and listings.

Services Covered

8 services

EV charging infrastructure (Level 2 and DCFC)Commercial installations cover load studies, service and distribution, raceways, feeders, site work, utility applications, permits, inspections and commissioning. Charging equipment is supplied and activated on its network by the manufacturer or network operator; home Level 2 charging is also available.
Panel and service upgradesResidential panel and service upgrades include permits. Commercial and industrial projects cover increased service capacity, load studies, utility coordination and cutover to new gear.
Electrical distribution systemsSwitchgear, panelboards, transformers and metering.
Data center powerPDUs, redundant feeds and UPS integration.
New commercial constructionElectrical subcontracting covers underground, service, distribution, branch work, lighting, controls and closeout.
Renewable energy and storageCommercial solar and battery storage for rooftop, carport and ground-mount systems; residential work also includes battery storage, solar and storage-ready design.
Emergency powerGenerators, transfer switches and UPS.
ADU electrical connectionsThe scope covers a main-service load calculation, service and panel upgrades, a feeder or separate meter, the ADU panel and the utility application.

Reviews

What customers say

A customer says Nik and Pablo went above and beyond during an electrical emergency, responded very quickly, and left the customer pleased with the interaction and result.

Customer Reviews

Loic Maltais

Nik and Pablo went above and beyond in helping us through an electrical emergency today. They were very fast with their response and we couldn't be happier with our interactions and the end result. I highly recommend their services for your home!!

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does a home EV charger always need a panel upgrade?

It depends on the existing service size and loads; ClearWay starts with a load calculation. The company says many 100A homes need a 200A upgrade when an EV charger and a heat pump are added.

What warranty applies to the work?

Residential installations carry a one-year parts and labor warranty. Commercial installations carry a multi-year parts and labor warranty.

How does ClearWay price new construction and existing-building upgrades?

New construction is priced from the drawings without a site visit. For existing-building service upgrades, a job walk confirms the final number.

What is included in closeout for commercial EV charging?

The closeout package includes as-builts and a one-line, panel schedules, termination records, test readings, equipment serials and firmware, and inspection sign-offs.

Are project financing options available now?

The financing page lists both providers as available soon; terms and approval depend on the provider and qualifying credit.