Commercial EV Charger Installation Los Angeles

Commercial EV charging projects need more than a charger on a wall. Shaffer Construction plans, permits, and installs Level 2 and DC fast charging systems for Los Angeles fleets, multifamily properties, retail centers, workplaces, warehouses, and commercial parking facilities. We start with the electrical load study, coordinate the permit path, install the charging infrastructure, and support the site after commissioning.

Commercial EV Charging Built Around Your Electrical Capacity

A successful commercial EV charger installation starts with the existing service, panel capacity, utility equipment, and future charging demand. We review your electrical system before design decisions are made, so the installation is sized for today while leaving a practical path for expansion. That matters for fleet yards, apartment buildings, shopping centers, office parking, hotels, and industrial sites where charging demand can grow quickly.

Level 2 Chargers for Workplaces and Multifamily Properties

Reliable daily charging for tenants, employees, customers, and light duty fleets

Level 2 chargers are the right fit for most commercial properties where vehicles stay parked for several hours. They work well for apartment and condo parking, office lots, retail centers, hotels, medical buildings, schools, and employee charging. We install dedicated circuits, conduit, disconnects, bollards, pedestals, wall mounted chargers, load management equipment, and networked charging hardware from major manufacturers.

DC Fast Charging for Fleets and High Traffic Sites

Higher power charging for routes, turnover, and commercial uptime

DC fast chargers require more planning than a standard Level 2 installation. We help evaluate service capacity, switchgear needs, trenching, equipment pads, transformer location, utility coordination, protective bollards, accessibility, and inspection requirements. For fleet depots, public charging sites, and high traffic commercial properties, we focus on a design that can pass inspection, serve real vehicle demand, and avoid expensive rework.

Permits, Load Studies, Installation, and Commissioning

One electrical contractor from feasibility through final inspection

Commercial EV projects often stall because the electrical study, permit package, utility requirements, and installation plan are handled separately. Shaffer Construction keeps those pieces connected. We prepare electrical load study documentation, coordinate with LADBS or the local authority, install the charging infrastructure, schedule inspections, test the equipment, and leave your team with a system that is ready to operate.

Type of Charger	Power Rating	Charging Speed
Level 2 Chargers	3.3 to 19.2 kW	Employee, tenant, customer, and overnight fleet charging
DC Fast Chargers	25 to 350 kW+	Fleet turnaround, public charging, retail, and high traffic sites

Commercial EV Charger Installation for Los Angeles Properties

Shaffer Construction installs EV charging infrastructure for Los Angeles commercial properties where code compliance, capacity planning, and clean execution matter. Our work includes Level 2 charger installation, DC fast charger infrastructure, commercial panel upgrades, switchgear coordination, trenching and conduit, equipment pads, wheel stops, bollards, signage, striping coordination, and charger commissioning. Common project types include multifamily EV charger installations, workplace charging, fleet charging depots, retail charging, hotel charging, warehouse charging, and parking lot charging systems. We can help with a single charger, a bank of tenant chargers, or a phased rollout where the first installation needs to support future expansion.

Commercial EV Planning Guides

Planning budget, permits, load capacity, or charger selection before you call? Start with our commercial EV charger installation cost guide, then review the Los Angeles EV charger planning guide, the electrical load study cost guide, and when a property needs a load study.

These guides help owners decide whether the next step is a site walk, monitoring, load management, a panel upgrade, utility coordination, or a construction estimate. If you already have a site address, charger count, photos of the main electrical gear, charger cutsheets, or a parking layout, send those details so we can price the right scope.