Multifamily charging
Condo and apartment EV charging, from one space to the whole garage.
EV charging for condos, apartments, and HOAs, from a single assigned-space charger to shared, billed charging for the whole garage. We handle HOA approvals, metering, and load management.
What’s included
- Single assigned-space or shared, billed charging
- HOA and property management approval support
- Metering and load management for shared circuits
Single or shared
Setup types
Metered options
Billing
HOA-ready
Approvals
Multifamily charging
Multifamily charging is a solved problem in most states.
Right-to-charge laws in many states make it easier than ever for residents to add a charger to an assigned space, and metered billing solves the shared-cost question for garages with multiple residents.
We work directly with property managers, boards, and HOAs to navigate approvals and design a system that fits the building's electrical capacity.
- Single assigned-space charger installation
- Shared garage charging with individual metering
- HOA and board approval documentation support
- Load management to protect shared building capacity
Multifamily charging
The right setup depends on the building's electrical service and governance.
A single resident charger is a straightforward install. A shared garage with multiple future chargers needs a load management plan and often a metering or billing system so costs are allocated fairly.
We start with a site assessment to understand the building's capacity, then recommend the setup that scales as more residents want to charge.
- Free site assessment for board or resident requests
- Scalable design for future charger additions
- Coordination with building management and utilities
- Right-to-charge law guidance where applicable
Common questions
Can I install a charger in my condo's assigned parking space?
In many states, right-to-charge laws support this, though the process depends on your HOA's rules. We help prepare the request and handle the installation once approved.
How does billing work for shared garage charging?
Metered systems track each resident's usage so costs are billed individually rather than spread across the building's common charges.
Will multiple chargers overload the building's electrical service?
Not with proper load management. We design systems that share available capacity across chargers so the building's service stays within safe limits.
Free estimate
Get a charging setup built around your home, panel, and driving habits.
Talk with a licensed electrician, get a clear recommendation, and confirm the best charger, breaker, and routing path before any work starts.