Triad Region EV Infrastructure

Know Before
You Build.

EV charging assessment and project management for Triad properties. We tell you what your property can actually support, run the electrical bidding on your behalf, and stay on the phone after it's switched on.

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All Systems Operational
Parkside Apartments
Winston-Salem, NC · 4 Chargers · 8 Ports
24/7
Monitored
1
Number To Call
0
Install Commission
Network Health — Last 30 Days Healthy
Capacity In Use At Peak 71% of service
Monitored by Carolina Recharge
Illustrative dashboard view
NEC 220 & 625 Load Analysis
24/7 Remote Monitoring
Competitive Electrical Bidding
Triad-Based · Rapid On-Site Response
The Real Cost Driver

The Cost Is
In The Panel,
Not The Charger.

Hardware is the visible cost and rarely the decisive one. What determines whether a charging project pencils out is the electrical service you already have — and specifically whether the job triggers a service upgrade.

A service upgrade adds $20,000 to $100,000 and usually triggers sealed drawings. Knowing which side of that line your property falls on is the whole question. It is answerable up front, before you commit to anything.

What We Do

Start Small.
Scale As It Makes Sense.

Every engagement starts with a conversation and a written summary. You decide how far up the ladder to go, and each step stands on its own.

The Site Feasibility Review credits in full against a Full Site Assessment booked within 90 days. Portfolio pricing is available for five or more properties.

Equipment Disclosure

We are an authorized reseller of the charging hardware and software we recommend, sold as a bundle, and we say so up front. You're free to use any provider, and our fees don't change if you do. On the electrical work, which is the larger cost, we take no commission and no percentage — it's bid competitively on your behalf.

How We Make Money

Where We Earn,
And Where We Don't

You should know how a vendor is paid before you take their recommendation. Here is ours, in full.

One Number To Call

Most property managers who've done this before have a story about a charger that's been offline for months and a vendor who won't return a call. We supply the hardware and management software ourselves and support them directly, so when something stops working there's one number to call and nobody else to blame.

Where We Take Nothing

The electrical work is bid competitively among vetted contractors, and we take no commission, referral fee, or percentage of the installation. That part of the project is largely commodity work governed by code, and you should have three prices for it. Our fee for managing that process is flat, so it doesn't grow when the project does.

Where We Earn Margin, And What Protects You

We're an authorized reseller of the charging hardware and management software we recommend, and we earn margin when you buy it from us. You're free to choose any provider, and nothing about the assessment or our fees changes if you do. What protects you is sequence: the capacity analysis and recommended configuration are finished and in your hands before any equipment proposal exists, and the specification is written so other products could satisfy it.

How It Works

From Question
to Switched On,
Step by Step

Four steps, in this order, for a reason. The capacity answer comes first and costs the least. Nothing gets specified, bid, or bought until you know what your property can carry.

01

Capacity Review

We walk the property, read the panel schedules and utility data, and calculate what your existing service can actually support under NEC 220 and 625. You receive a written capacity analysis — including whether a service upgrade is in play — before any equipment is discussed.

02

Recommended Configuration

Port count, placement, output levels, and load management strategy, sized to the capacity you have and the parking you have. The specification is written vendor-neutral, so it can be bid or sourced any way you choose.

03

Competitive Electrical Bidding

We package the scope, solicit bids from vetted independent electrical contractors, level them so you're comparing identical work, and hand you a written recommendation. You hold the contract directly with the electrician. We take no percentage of it.

04

Supply, Commissioning, and Support

If you choose our equipment, we supply and configure the hardware and management platform and commission it on site. From there we monitor it, respond to faults, administer the portal, and handle warranty claims — directly, not through a dispatch queue.

Already Have Chargers

You Have Chargers.
They Don't Work.

This is the most common call we get. The units went in a few years ago, the installer has moved on, the network subscription lapsed or was never transferred into your name, and nobody at the property knows who to call.

Sometimes the hardware is fine and the account is simply orphaned. Sometimes the units were undersized for the service from day one and have been tripping ever since. Those are very different problems with very different price tags, and you can't tell them apart from the parking lot.

We assess what's actually installed and tell you plainly whether it's worth recovering or worth replacing. If it's recoverable, we take over monitoring and support. If it isn't, we'll say so before you spend anything else on it.

Get Existing Chargers Assessed
24/7
Remote Monitoring
Included, Year One*
3
Triad Cities
Served
5 Days
From Site Visit To
Written Findings
1
Point of Contact
for Everything

*Remote monitoring, fault response, and portal administration are included for the first year and can be extended on retainer after that.

Why Carolina Recharge

Local Expertise.
Plain Answers.

National charging companies quote from a call center and dispatch a technician when something breaks. We're based in Winston-Salem, we walk the property ourselves, and because we ran the capacity analysis we understand your specific installation inside and out. Carolina Recharge is led by founder Daniel Black, whose electrical engineering background is what the assessment work is built on.

  • Electrical engineering background — not just a sales team
  • Triad-based with rapid on-site response anywhere in the region
  • Capacity analysis delivered before any equipment proposal exists
  • Electrical work bid competitively — we take no percentage of it
  • One point of contact from first call through ongoing support
What We Are Not

We don't perform electrical work, we don't bid jobs as a contractor, and we don't stamp drawings. Carolina Recharge is not a professional engineering firm and does not provide engineering services. Where a project requires drawings sealed by a professional engineer licensed in North Carolina, we identify that requirement early and refer qualified licensed professionals. Knowing exactly where our work ends — and telling you before you're committed — is part of what you're hiring us for.

Who We Work With

Built for
Mid-Market
Properties

We specialize in the property types that national charging companies overlook — mid-market multifamily and commercial properties in the Winston-Salem, Greensboro, and High Point area. This is our entire focus.

Multifamily Apartments

EV charging is becoming a top amenity for apartment renters. We help communities size infrastructure to the service they already have, so the amenity lands without a six-figure surprise attached to it.

  • Resident billing administered through our management platform
  • Access control integrated with existing systems
  • Load management to add ports without adding service
  • Tenant support routed to us, not your front desk

Class B Office Buildings

Attracting and retaining quality tenants increasingly requires EV charging. We help suburban office owners add the amenity on a known budget, with the capacity question settled before capital is committed.

  • Tenant and visitor charging administered separately
  • Usage reporting for tenant renewals
  • Load management keeps electrical costs predictable
  • Future-ready for higher EV adoption rates
Get Started

Find Out What Your
Property Can Support.

Start with a 25-minute call. We'll talk through your property and what's driving the question, then follow up with a written one-page summary of preliminary findings. No obligation, and no equipment conversation until the capacity answer is in your hands.

Or email Daniel directly at daniel.black@carolinarecharge.com