EV charging guides for condo boards, HOAs and property managers

Plain-English answers to the questions boards ask us most, with the Florida rules behind them.

Can a condo association install EV chargers?

Yes. In Florida, a condo board may install and operate EV chargers on the common elements and set what drivers pay, without a membership vote for material alteration. Here is how it works.

Who pays for electricity for condo EV chargers?

It depends on who owns the charger. Owner-installed chargers are separately metered and paid by the owner; shared association chargers are paid by the drivers who use them through per-session billing.

EV charging billing software for HOAs and condos

What EV charging billing software should do for an HOA or condo: driver payments, per-kWh pricing, automatic payouts, board reporting and 24/7 driver support. Plus questions to ask vendors.

How to bill residents for EV charging

The main ways to bill residents for EV charging, per kWh, per hour, per session or a flat fee, with pros and cons, plus the setup that keeps it fair and hands-off for managers.

Get a free site assessment

We review your parking, electrical capacity and goals, then send a written proposal: equipment options plus EZ EV software and billing terms to share with your board.

Request a free assessment or call (561) 299-1166