Turnkey EV Charging Station Installation
From site assessment to activation, EDC handles every phase of EV charging infrastructure.
EV Charging Done Right
Installing a commercial EV charging station is more than mounting a charger on a wall. It involves load studies, utility coordination, permitting, trenching, panel and service upgrades, conduit runs, charger installation, network commissioning, and ongoing maintenance. EDC handles the full scope under one contract, which means one accountable team instead of three or four subcontractors pointing at each other when something goes sideways.
Who We Install For
From Overnight to On-the-Go
Charging Solutions
Different sites call for different charging speeds. The right setup depends on how long vehicles sit, how quickly they need to charge, and how much electrical service the site can support. EDC works with the three categories most commercial projects fall into.
The standard for workplace, multifamily, and overnight charging. Suitable for vehicles parked four or more hours. EDC installs Level 2 chargers from major manufacturers including ChargePoint, Wallbox, Blink, and Tesla Wall Connector, sized to the application.
High-power charging for sites where vehicles need to recharge quickly. Common in retail corridors, fleet depots, and along highway routes. Requires significant electrical service and full utility coordination, all of which EDC handles in-house.
Multi-port deployments designed for vehicles returning to base each night. EDC handles the load planning, panel and service upgrades, site layout, and ongoing support to keep depot operations running cleanly through every overnight charging cycle.
From Site Survey to Activation
Incentives and Rebates
Federal, state, and utility programs can offset a meaningful portion of EV charging project costs. The federal 30C Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit, the NEVI program for highway corridor charging, and various Ohio utility rebates can all apply depending on the project. EDC helps clients navigate the documentation so the incentives actually make it onto the final invoice.