Get EV chargers put in at your property.
Tell us about the building and a licensed installer gets in touch about it. They come out, look at your electrical panel and your parking, deal with the permit and the power company, and give you the price. It costs you nothing to ask.
From the U.S. Department of Energy's Alternative Fuels Data Center. Stations pulled 2026-09-01, incentives 2026-09-10. Alaska and Hawaii have their own pages but are left off the map.
What kind of property is it?
A house usually needs one new circuit. A truck depot needs a power study and a conversation with the utility. Pick the one that matches your property and the first call goes faster.
Business and commercial property
Offices, retail, restaurants, medical, industrial
What this one involvesApartments, condos and HOAs
Resident parking, shared garages, mixed use
What this one involvesHome charging
Houses, townhomes, detached garages
What this one involvesFleet and municipal
Depots, yards, school districts, city fleets
What this one involvesWhat happens after you send the form.
We make the introduction. The installer does the work, sets the price and signs the contract with you, because they are the one who has to stand behind it.
Tell us about the property
Where it is, what kind of building, roughly how many spots you're thinking, and a phone number or email. Takes about a minute.
We find you an installer
Everyone in the network is licensed for the work and certified on the hardware they put in, and we check both before they ever see a lead.
They come look at the property
How much power comes into the building, what your electrical panel can take, how far it is out to the parking, and what the power company wants. Nobody can work that out from a desk.
They price it, and they own it
The number comes from the installer, because they're the one who has to do the work for it. We never put a price on anything.
Charging, state by state.
What the public record says about charging where you are: how much is already in the ground, and what money and rules are on the books. Send us a property in any state and a licensed installer gets in touch about it.
Counts are charging locations already on the public record in each state, from the Department of Energy's Alternative Fuels Data Center. See all 51 states and DC
Do you install EV chargers?
We only send work to licensed, certified installers, and we check both before anyone gets a lead. Joining is free while we prove this works. What you get is a property owner in your area who asked to be called.
Do you run a hotel?
EV-Ready Hotel is our hotel site. It maps every hotel in the country that has charging on the public record, state by state and city by city. Same network, same people.
Tell us about the property.
It takes a minute, it's free, and you're not committing to anything.