Commercial EV Charger Installation in Glendale

Yes. The City of Glendale Building and Safety Division requires electrical permits for commercial EV charging, and plan check is typical for multi-unit installs. We prepare one-line diagrams, site layouts, and load calcs, submit on your behalf, and coordinate inspections. If service upgrades or metering changes are needed, we also coordinate with Glendale Water & Power.

Most commercial projects install in 1–2 weeks once permits are issued. Allow 2–3 weeks for plan check and permitting, depending on scope and completeness of drawings. Larger systems or service upgrades may extend timelines slightly. We can schedule off-hours work to reduce disruption and keep parking access available.

It depends on your building’s load profile and spare capacity. We perform NEC/CEC load calculations, review actual demand, and often implement smart load management to add more ports without a costly service upgrade. When upgrades are necessary, we’ll propose the most cost-effective path and coordinate with Glendale Water & Power.

Glendale Water & Power has periodically offered EV charging incentives for commercial customers. Availability changes, so we’ll help you check current programs and utility requirements, assemble documentation, and ensure your equipment and network meet eligibility criteria.

Commercial EV installs must meet ADA/CBC accessibility, including required counts of accessible EV charging spaces, proper access aisles, slopes, and clear signage. We design layouts to satisfy code while preserving circulation and usable parking. We also coordinate striping, bollards, and wayfinding to make spaces safe and intuitive.

Yes. Networked Level 2 stations support driver billing, RFID/app authentication, time-of-use pricing, and reporting. You can open chargers to the public, limit them to tenants or employees, or set different pricing by group. We configure the platform and train your team to manage it easily.