Current Power Technologies installs commercial EV charging for office spaces, multifamily and apartment communities, hotels, retail centers, fleet depots, and commercial real estate portfolios across San Antonio and Houston. One licensed team handles site assessment, electrical and panel work, permitting, installation, and ongoing maintenance.

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Commercial EV Charging by Property Type

Find your property below. Each page covers what matters for that kind of site, from parking capacity to billing.

  • Office Parking Lots: Charging that keeps employees plugged in and parked where they already work.

  • Multifamily & Apartments: An amenity residents ask for, billed the way your property wants to bill it.

  • Hospitality & Retail: Charging that turns a guest’s parking spot into another reason to stay longer.

  • Fleet Depots: Overnight charging sized to get every vehicle back on the road by shift start.

  • Commercial Real Estate Portfolios: One electrical partner across every property in your portfolio, not a different contractor at each address.

ChargePoint EV Charging Station mounted on a garage wall, installed with code compliant electrical wiring by a certified technician
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Current Power Technologies is a Tesla Energy Certified Installer, a trust mark Tesla gives to electricians it has vetted for its energy products. We earned it the same way we approach every job in San Antonio and Houston: as a family-owned, licensed and insured crew that installs equipment right the first time.

Today, that scope includes the Tesla Wall Connector, alongside our authorized dealer lineup of ChargePoint, Xeal, ABB, and Wallbox chargers, so your property gets whichever system fits its electrical setup and its drivers, not whichever brand we happen to carry. The certification backs up what our customers tell their neighbors: when CPT shows up, the work gets done right.

How a Commercial Installation Works

  • Site Assessment & Load Calculation: We walk the property, measure your existing electrical service, and calculate how many chargers it can support today.

  • Electrical & Panel Upgrade Planning: If your panel needs more capacity, we design that upgrade before a single charger goes in the ground.

  • Permitting: We pull the permits and schedule inspections with your city, so your team isn’t the one on hold with the permitting office.

  • Installation & Commissioning: Our licensed electricians install, wire, and test every charger, then commission the network so it’s ready for drivers on day one.

  • Ongoing Maintenance & Networking: We keep the network software running and the hardware serviced long after the installation crew leaves.

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Commercial EV Charging Projects in Texas

We’re building out our commercial project library as new work wraps across San Antonio and Houston. The cards below show the kind of detail a finished project page will carry. Ask us for references from current commercial clients while we fill this section in with named work.

Request Your Commercial Assessment

Tell us about your property. A licensed CPT electrician will follow up to schedule a site visit and walk you through what your building can support. No price quoted before we’ve seen your panel.

Commercial EV Charging FAQ

Current Power Technologies installs commercial EV charging for workplaces, apartment and condo communities, hotels, retail centers, fleet depots, and multi-site commercial portfolios across San Antonio and Houston. Whether a property has ten parking spaces or two hundred, our licensed electricians size the system to the building’s actual electrical capacity and the number of drivers it serves. We carry one project from site assessment through permitting, installation, and ongoing maintenance, so a single team handles the whole job.

The number of chargers a property can support depends on its existing electrical service, not its parking lot size. A building with spare capacity on its panel can often add several chargers right away, while a property closer to its service limit may need an upgrade first or a plan to add chargers in phases. CPT starts every commercial project with a load calculation so you know your real capacity before committing to a charger count.

Not every property needs a panel or service upgrade to add EV chargers. Many commercial buildings have enough spare capacity to add one or two Level 2 chargers without touching the panel, but properties adding multiple chargers or planning for growth often need a panel or service upgrade to support the added load. CPT’s site assessment tells you which situation applies to your property before any installation work begins, so there are no surprises mid-project.

Yes, one property can run separate charging programs for employees, tenants, guests, and fleet vehicles at the same time. CPT designs the electrical and network setup so each group gets the access level it needs, whether that means employee-only chargers during business hours, tenant-reserved stations in a parking garage, or a dedicated bank of chargers for company vehicles. The right network software keeps each group’s usage and billing separate.

Yes, Texas businesses can charge drivers for EV charging, and many commercial properties use that revenue to offset their electricity and equipment costs. CPT installs chargers with network and payment software built for per-use billing, so a business can set its own rates, offer free charging as an amenity, or run a mix of both depending on the group using the charger. We walk through the billing options during your site assessment.

Yes, starting small and expanding later is one of the most common approaches CPT sees on commercial properties. We design the initial electrical infrastructure, including conduit, panel capacity, and parking-space wiring, with future chargers in mind, so a second phase later does not mean redoing the first phase’s work. This lets a property match its charger count to actual demand instead of guessing upfront.

Installation timelines depend on the scope of electrical work and how fast local permitting moves, so a simple one or two-charger job runs faster than a multi-charger rollout that needs a panel upgrade. CPT provides a project timeline after the site assessment, once we know the charger count, the electrical work involved, and the permitting requirements for your city. Properties planning a phased rollout get a schedule for each phase, not just the first one.

Yes, commercial EV charger installations require permits and inspections in San Antonio and Houston, the same as any other electrical work tied to a building’s service. CPT pulls the required permits and schedules inspections as part of the project, so your business does not have to manage that process with the city directly. Handling permitting in-house also keeps the installation on schedule and documented for insurance or compliance records.

Yes, CPT repairs and upgrades existing commercial EV charging systems, including installations from other contractors or chargers nearing the end of their service life. We diagnose the issue, whether it’s a failed charger, a network connectivity problem, or an electrical panel at its limit, and recommend a fix instead of a full replacement when the equipment can be repaired. This service also covers adding chargers to a site that already has some installed.

CPT needs your property type, number of parking spaces, current electrical service size, target charger count, and the kind of vehicles that will charge there, whether employee cars, tenant vehicles, or a company fleet. We also ask whether the site needs public or private access and your desired timeline. That information lets us schedule a site visit and start the load calculation that determines what your property can support.