Question 1

How much does it cost to install EV charging at a Florida condo or HOA?

Accepted Answer

Typical installed cost runs $5,000–$8,000 per port, depending on trenching distance from the electrical panel, available panel capacity, and whether chargers are wall-mounted or on pedestals. Utility incentives and the federal 30C tax credit can significantly reduce net cost.

Question 2

Are there incentives for EV charging in Florida?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Florida properties may qualify for utility make-ready programs and federal tax incentives depending on location, utility territory, and project structure. We handle the incentive paperwork and factor any available programs into your proposal.

Question 3

Do Florida HOAs have to allow EV charging?

Accepted Answer

Florida Statute 718.113 protects a condo owner's right to install EV charging in their assigned parking and gives associations a framework for common-area installations. Associations can set reasonable installation and safety standards, but cannot prohibit owners from installing charging in their own spaces.

Question 4

Can my property earn revenue from EV charging?

Accepted Answer

Yes. With our Share the Revenue model, Florida Chargers co-invests and operates the chargers, and the property earns a share of the charging revenue with less upfront cost.

Question 5

What charger do you install?

Accepted Answer

The Tesla Universal Wall Connector — a Level 2 charger with NACS plus a built-in J1772 connector, so it charges every EV on the road. It's networked on the Tesla platform, so your site also lists on the Tesla app.

Question 6

How long does installation take?

Accepted Answer

Typically 6–12 weeks from signed agreement to energized chargers, depending on permitting and utility timelines in your jurisdiction.