Commercial EV Charging · Florida & the Southeast
Commercial EV Charging Installation in Florida
Florida Chargers designs, installs, and manages commercial EV charging for multifamily, office, retail, and hospitality properties across Florida and the Southeast. Tesla-certified and fully managed, with Share the Revenue: the property invests in the professional installation and Florida Chargers owns and operates the chargers — then the property earns 50% of net charging profit for the full term. Tesla Wall Connector hardware is included. Financing is available for qualified properties to cover the electrical infrastructure and installation with no money down, so a project can start without a capital outlay from reserves or a special assessment.
Who we install for
Every commercial property type that drivers park at — and the property types where Level 2 charging actually pays for itself.
Multifamily & apartments
Make charging the amenity renters now expect. Reduce turnover and attract higher-quality residents.
Condos & HOAs
Florida Statute 718.113 protects owner installs and gives boards a clear path to common-area charging.
Read the guide →Office & workplace
A workplace perk that helps retain tenants, their employees, and visiting customers.
Hotels & resorts
EV travelers filter for charging when they book. Become eligible for Tesla app listing (Tesla decides) and capture booking demand.
Read the guide →Retail & mixed-use
Increase dwell time and basket size — drivers stay on-site for 30–60 minutes per session.
What you get with a full-service install
One vendor, one contract, one team — from first site walk to ongoing maintenance years after energization.
- Tesla Universal Wall Connector — Level 2, NACS plus built-in J1722/J1772, charges every EV on the road
- Eligible for Tesla app listing — nearby drivers can be routed to your property (Tesla decides)
- Full site design and load study
- Permitting and utility coordination
- Licensed electrical installation and commissioning
- Networked billing, monitoring, driver support, and on-site maintenance
How it's structured
One program built around Share the Revenue — we design, install, and operate everything. Exact economics are confirmed during your free site assessment.
Share the Revenue
Share the Revenue
The property invests in the professional installation and Florida Chargers owns and operates the chargers. Tesla Wall Connector hardware is included, and the property earns 50% of net charging profit for the full term. Florida Chargers handles everything from design through ongoing maintenance.
- Tesla Wall Connector hardware included
- Recurring share of charging revenue
- Zero operational burden on staff
Financing available for qualified properties — lease the electrical infrastructure and installation with no money down.
What it costs
Typical installed cost for commercial EV charging in Florida runs $5,000–$8,000 per port, before incentives. Where you land in that range depends on trenching distance from the panel, available electrical capacity, pedestal vs. wall-mount, and the total number of chargers (shared infrastructure scales).
Utility incentives can reduce the net: FPL's EVolution Make-Ready Credit is open and provides up to $1,200 per port for Level 2 charging, first-come until the program budget is depleted, and Duke Energy Florida's Commercial Charger Prep Credit covers wiring, panel, and conduit work while excluding hardware and permits. Florida Chargers files that paperwork and shows a real net number on day one.
See the full cost breakdown for Florida properties →Service area
Based in Winter Garden, we install commercial EV charging across Florida — including Orlando, Central Florida, Tampa, Sarasota and Bradenton, Miami-Dade, and statewide — plus the wider Southeast: Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, and North Carolina.
Local crews, local permitting knowledge, local on-site support after energization.
Commonly asked
Get a real number for your property
Free site assessment — we walk the parking, check the electrical, and give you a straight, board-ready proposal with installation cost, incentives, and revenue projections.