Commercial and Workplace EV Charging Installation in Charlotte, NC
Charlotte EV Charger Installation Pros connects Charlotte area businesses with electricians who install EV chargers for offices, apartments, shops and churches.
Tell us about your parking lot and who will use the chargers, and we'll help you plan the right setup.
- Workplace charging
- Apartments and HOAs
- Level 2 and fast charging
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Who Commercial Charging Is For
Commercial chargers make sense anywhere people park for an hour or more. Employees, tenants and customers all notice when there's a place to plug in.
- Offices and workplaces that want to offer charging to staff.
- Apartment and condo communities with shared parking.
- Retail, restaurants and hotels where guests stay a while.
- Churches, schools and other places with large lots.
Level 2 or Fast Charging?
Most businesses start with Level 2 chargers. They're the right fit when cars park for a few hours, like at work or overnight at an apartment.
DC fast chargers add range much faster, but they cost far more and usually need a bigger electrical service from the power company. They make sense for spots where drivers stop briefly, like a store along a highway.
Planning chargers for your business? Call and we'll talk through your lot.
(704) 555-0142Things to Plan For
- Electrical capacity. Many commercial buildings run on three phase power, and the service may need an upgrade for several chargers.
- Load management. Chargers that share power can cut the cost of the electrical work.
- Paying for charging. Networked chargers let you set prices, limit use to staff or tenants, and track usage.
- Parking layout. Where the chargers go affects trenching costs and how easy they are to use, including accessible spaces.
- Room to grow. Running extra conduit now makes adding chargers later much cheaper.
Credits and Permits
Duke Energy's Charger Prep Credit has a business side as well as a home side. If your building is on Duke, it may help with the wiring and equipment. We check what applies when we plan the job.
Commercial installs usually need a permit and may need drawings for the permit office. In Charlotte and the rest of Mecklenburg County, that goes through Mecklenburg County Code Enforcement.
What It Costs
Commercial projects vary too much for a single price range. The number of chargers, the distance from your electrical room and the condition of your service all change the total.
We give you a firm number after looking at your site, before any work starts.
Areas We Serve
We also serve Charlotte neighborhoods like Ballantyne, plus Matthews, Mint Hill, Cornelius, Davidson, Waxhaw and other nearby North Carolina towns.