100–250-unit apartment community
Richmond or Henrico County, documented resident demand, supportive ownership, practical parking, and an identifiable funding path.
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Greater Richmond · Virginia
EV charging,without the guesswork.
EVRVA gives property owners one local partner to evaluate, finance, install, and manage dependable Level 2 charging.
Richmond-basedHost-controlledManaged after launch
Pilot readinessRichmond multifamily
Screening82/100
Bringing miles to you.
The local advantage
Your property should not have to become a charging-network expert.
EVRVA reduces the coordination burden across electrical review, equipment selection, utility programs, installation, network setup, and ongoing support—while keeping the host in control of its capital.
Pilot-first development
Right-sized for proof. Designed to expand.
The first EVRVA proof point is a measurable two-port Level 2 pilot, not a speculative hardware purchase.
Subject to licensed electrical and utility review.
Networked Level 2 charging with room to expand.
Add capacity when site evidence and actual use support it.
Commercial offer
One accountable partner, from screen to steady-state.
01$750
Site readiness assessment
Demand, parking, electrical proximity, utility fit, and project-screening review. Credited when the project proceeds.
02$3,500
Pilot development
Owner-side coordination across site concept, comparable quotes, utility review, permits, installation, and commissioning.
03$125 / port / month
Managed operations
Monitoring, monthly reporting, support triage, maintenance coordination, and expansion planning after activation.
Equipment, engineering, permits, construction, utility charges, electricity, network fees, repairs, and site improvements are host costs.
One shared operating picture
See the decisions, blockers, and next step.
EVRVA connects commercial decisions with delivery records, so a property owner can understand where the project stands without reconstructing a chain of emails.
Evidence before commitment
Readiness scoring, documented blockers, and clear next actions keep promising leads separate from installation-ready sites.
One accountable project record
Proposals, approvals, permits, equipment, field decisions, and commissioning progress stay connected from start to finish.
Visibility after activation
Clients receive a private view of project status, support, reporting, and the records that matter to their property.
Site readiness
Qualified leadRichmond pilot property
82/100
Promising site. Field and electrical verification still required.
Current decision gateOwner authorization pending
The project cannot advance to installation-ready status until authorization and electrical readiness are verified.
Next practical actionSchedule the site and electrical walk
How it works
A disciplined path to an operating site.
Each stage has a clear owner, documented evidence, and a practical decision before the project advances.
Begin the readiness screen- 01
Qualify
Confirm the property, driver demand, decision-maker, and funding path.
- 02
Assess
Complete the paid site-readiness review and preliminary concept.
- 03
Compare
Coordinate utility guidance and three comparable equipment and installation quotes.
- 04
Deliver
Manage contract, permits, construction, commissioning, and host acceptance.
- 05
Operate
Track usage, uptime, incidents, host reporting, and expansion triggers.
Clear responsibility
The right decision stays with the right party.
EVRVA coordinates the project without blurring ownership, professional authority, or the property's final approval rights.
01
EVRVA coordinates
The work between the handoffs
- Site-readiness process
- Comparable vendor quotes
- Delivery and launch coordination
- Ongoing reporting and support
02
The property approves
The decisions that stay with you
- Budget and commercial terms
- Site access and parking plan
- Contracts and major changes
- Driver access and pricing policy
03
Licensed parties verify
The work that requires authority
- Electrical design and capacity
- Permits and code compliance
- Inspection and corrective work
- Utility approval and energization
Built in Richmond
Local insight. A scalable path to better charging access.
EVRVA is building a practical path to EV charging across Greater Richmond—helping properties move from a promising site to dependable infrastructure with clear decisions at every stage.
Our mission is to accelerate EV adoption by making charging easier to add, easier to operate, and more dependable over time. We focus on host-funded Level 2 charging for multifamily and other long-dwell properties, combining site qualification, delivery coordination, and managed operations in one accountable partnership.
Straight answers
What property owners usually ask.
Who owns and pays for the equipment?
The host owns or finances the physical infrastructure and pays the project's third-party costs. EVRVA earns assessment, project-management, and recurring operating fees.
Does EVRVA promise a fixed installation price?
No. Final pricing follows the site assessment, utility guidance, licensed design, and comparable vendor quotes. This protects the host from guesses becoming commitments.
Is charging always free for drivers?
The host chooses whether charging is free, resident-only, employee-only, or paid. EVRVA helps compare the policy and operating implications.
How fast will vehicles charge?
Charging speed depends on the station, available power, the vehicle, temperature, and load management. EVRVA avoids promising one range-per-hour result for every vehicle.
Your first move
Find out if your property is pilot-ready.
Complete the five-minute screen. EVRVA will calculate the property's readiness score and show the next practical step.
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