EV charging your residents will actually use.
More of your residents are driving electric, and most of them charge where they park overnight. JuiceNet supplies and coordinates the installation of charging for apartment communities, condos and HOAs, so you can say yes to the request instead of scrambling when it arrives.
Property managers · Owners & REITs · Developers · HOA boards
Residents are asking, and the rules are catching up
Three reasons to have a plan before the first request lands.
That is the U.S. Department of Energy’s estimate. Residents who can’t plug in where they park are left depending on public stations.
Under Civil Code §1947.6, landlords generally must approve a tenant’s written request for a charger at their assigned space, with the tenant paying the costs. Exceptions apply.
State law (RCW 64.90.513, effective January 1, 2026) bars associations from adopting rules that effectively prohibit or unreasonably restrict EV charging stations.
General information, not legal advice. Check your obligations with your attorney.
One building, a few ways to run it
We set up charging around how you want to operate, not the other way around.
Reserve chargers for residents, with access arranged around your parking layout.
Open selected spaces to visitors and nearby drivers where it makes sense for your property.
Offer charging free as an amenity, or set rates and bill drivers through networked chargers. You choose.
From first walkthrough to working chargers
Together with a licensed electrical contractor, we review your electrical service, parking layout and resident demand. Where capacity is tight, load management can share available power across chargers and may reduce the need for costly upgrades.
Licensed electrical contractors from our network pull the permits and install to code. We coordinate the work so your team isn’t managing trades.
Chargers go online on the charger brand’s network, such as ChargePoint or Blink, where you can track usage and set pricing if you want to.
Property managers and owners
Tell us about your community. We’ll assess your parking and electrical service and give you an itemized plan and quote.
HOA and condo boards
Planning for resident requests? We’ll help you set a building-wide approach that works for owners and the association.
Multifamily EV charging — FAQ
How much does EV charging for an apartment community cost?
What chargers do you install at apartments and condos?
A tenant asked for a charger. What are we required to do?
Can the property earn revenue from EV charging?
Are there incentives for multifamily EV charging?
Who manages the chargers after installation?
Ready to get ahead of the first request?
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Tell us about your community and we’ll follow up with next steps and pricing. No obligation.