EV Charging
Commercial EV Charger Installation in Miami
Zaldak Maintenance installs and maintains EV charging stations for condo associations, office buildings, multifamily and retail properties across Miami-Dade and South Broward, starting with an electrical capacity assessment, with work performed by appropriately licensed electricians as Florida and Miami-Dade require and permits pulled as required.
EV charging is now a building question
Residents ask for it, office tenants expect it, and retail customers look for it. For a building, the hard part isn't the charger. It's whether the electrical service, panels and garage wiring can support it, how costs are allocated, and how to add more chargers later without redoing the first installation.
Florida's condominium law generally allows unit owners to install EV charging in their parking space at their own expense, subject to the association's reasonable requirements. Associations that plan ahead with a building-wide approach avoid a garage full of one-off installations.
What we handle
- Electrical load and capacity assessment for the building or garage
- Level 2 charger installation for parking garages, lots and private spaces
- Dedicated circuits, conduit runs, sub-panels and panel upgrades
- Load management options so more chargers fit on existing capacity
- Mounting, bollards and wayfinding for shared charging spots
- Permits and inspections as the building department requires
- Ongoing maintenance and troubleshooting of installed stations
Who it's for
Condo associations responding to owner requests or planning shared charging; property managers adding amenities to multifamily communities; office buildings offering charging to tenants and visitors; retail centers and restaurants that want customers to stay longer. Each needs a different approach to who pays, who can use the chargers and how many to plan for.
How a project runs
- Site visit: service size, panels, garage layout and conduit routes
- Plan for today's chargers and future expansion
- Written quote before any work starts
- Permits, installation and inspection
- Commissioning and handover with photos and documentation
- Optional inclusion in your maintenance plan for ongoing checks
Faults and outages
A tripping charger circuit, a scorched connector or a station that stopped working after a storm should be checked by an electrician, not reset repeatedly. Our 24/7 dispatch covers electrical faults at commercial properties, with a typical response of about two hours.
Included
What you get
- Electrical capacity assessment first
- Work by appropriately licensed electricians
- Permits pulled as required
- Expansion-ready layout
- Written quote before work
- Documentation for boards and owners
FAQ
Questions we get asked
Can a condo association in Florida refuse an EV charger?
Generally no. Florida's condominium statute allows unit owners to install EV charging in their limited common element parking space at their own cost, while letting the association set reasonable requirements such as licensed installation, insurance and payment for electricity. Your association's attorney can confirm how it applies to your building.
Does the building have enough power for EV chargers?
It depends on the building's electrical service and how much spare capacity it has, which is why every project starts with a load assessment. Load management equipment can often let several chargers share existing capacity instead of requiring a service upgrade.
What is the difference between Level 2 and DC fast charging?
Level 2 chargers run on 208/240-volt circuits and add range over several hours, which suits residential garages, offices and longer retail stays. DC fast chargers need much more electrical capacity and are typically used at highway and high-turnover locations.
Do you need a permit to install an EV charger in Miami?
Yes, installing an EV charger typically requires an electrical permit from the local building department, and the work must be done by a licensed electrician. We pull permits as required and schedule the inspection.
How much does commercial EV charger installation cost?
Cost depends mainly on distance from the panel, available electrical capacity, whether a panel or service upgrade is needed, the number of chargers and the equipment chosen. We assess the site and give a written quote before work starts.
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