The demand for electric vehicles (EVs) is poised to skyrocket in the coming years. According to projections by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), by 2030, there will be a staggering 33 million EVs on the road in the United States alone. To support this influx of EVs, the country will need an extensive charging infrastructure, with an estimated 28 million EV charging ports required nationwide.

The convenience of overnight charging, coupled with substantial cost savings and the assurance of a fully charged vehicle each day, makes home charging a no-brainer.

To legally provide electrical services in Texas, a business must possess two essential licenses and maintain a minimum level of insurance coverage.

Homeowner associations and property owners are able to harness all the advantages that smart, networked charging systems and provide their residents with a seamless and affordable charging experience, without affecting budgets or requiring special assessments.

Choosing a company with a firm understanding of electric vehicles, that uses quality, OEM parts that are properly sized and installed by licensed and insured technicians plays a vital role in the safety, efficiency, and longevity of your EV charging system