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Commercial EV charging station installation in Denver, CO — for property managers, employers, and retail locations.
Commercial charging is a different scope than a home installation — it usually means multiple charging ports, higher electrical capacity, and considerations a single-family home install doesn’t have: tenant or employee billing/access systems, ADA-compliant parking space requirements, and in some cases coordination with a property’s existing electrical infrastructure rather than a single residential panel. Apartment and condo properties, workplaces, and retail locations each have different real drivers — resident amenity demand, employee benefit programs, or customer dwell-time incentives.
Because the scope varies so much by property — number of ports, existing electrical capacity, whether it’s new construction or a retrofit — commercial projects start with a site assessment rather than a flat quote, the same load-calculation principle as a residential install, scaled up.
Multi-unit residential properties (apartments, condos, HOAs) adding charging as a resident amenity; employers adding workplace charging as a benefit; and retail or hospitality properties adding charging to attract EV-driving customers are the three most common commercial scenarios we see.
Scaled to your property’s electrical infrastructure and planned port count.
Matched to your use case (networked/billable stations for tenant or public use vs. simpler workplace stations).
Sized for commercial-scale circuits, often involving a property’s main electrical service rather than a single residential panel.
Commercial electrical permitting, which typically involves a more detailed review than a residential install.
Commercial project costs vary widely based on port count, existing electrical capacity, and whether it’s new construction or a retrofit — there isn’t a single typical range the way there is for a straightforward home install. A site assessment is the first step toward an accurate quote.
Our network includes electricians experienced with commercial-scale electrical work, not just residential installs — a genuinely different scope of project that benefits from that specific experience.
Request a free quote and we’ll match you with a licensed local electrician.
Request a free quote and tell us about your property and estimated port count.
We match you with a licensed electrician experienced in commercial installs.
A site assessment determines your property’s electrical capacity and the real scope of work.
You receive a project quote based on the actual assessment, not a flat estimate.
Installation proceeds, permitted and inspected per commercial code requirements.
Accessible parking and charging space requirements apply to many commercial installations — your electrician can confirm what applies to your specific property.
It depends on the property’s current capacity and planned port count — this is exactly what the site assessment determines before any work is quoted.
Some exist for multifamily and commercial properties, separate from the residential rebates on our EV Charger Rebates page — ask about current programs when you request a quote.