Charging Solutions for Residential, Business and Strata
Process for getting an Electric Vehicle Charger
There are a number of steps in an EV charging station project.
- Initial site assessment
- Planning, design, and engineering
- Selection of the charging station equipment
- Selection of the installer/contractor
- Permit and utility approvals
- Installation
- Commissioning
- Rebate applications (if applicable)
- Operator training
Residential
Consulting
We look at your options. We discuss the types of charger (regular or smart) and your budget.
Estimates
We will work with your electrician or we can provide an electrician we have worked with in the past, to get you an estimate of the cost of installing a charger. We will also supply quotes for many different chargers.
Business
Consulting
Whether a business trying to put chargers in for their customers or a business trying to charge their own fleet, we have the solutions for you.
Estimates
We go out to the many different companies that offer the solution that best fits your situation and arrange the estimates.
Contracts
We aid in putting together the contract and what consists of a successful implementation.
Project Management
We project manage the implementation and make sure everything in the contract has been fulfilled.
Training
We provide training on the solution. We cover everything from maintenance to billing systems and more.
Final Hand Off
We make sure that everything is done as agreed and that the system is running and ready to go.
Strata
We provide a similar service to strata that we provide to businesses but with a tailored solution to the complexities of a multi-unit residential building. Whether it be a townhouse or condominium type building, we have solutions that we can offer.
The most important consideration in the installation of EV charging infrastructure, regardless of building type, is strategic planning for the future success of the buildings. While it may be attractive, particularly from a financial standpoint, for condo boards or strata councils to address requests to install charging stations on an as-needed basis, this approach is likely to lead to considerable challenges and costs down the road.
It is critical to ensure that charging installations in MURBs focus on future needs through the use of solutions that also make sense for today.