EV Charging Points for Communities & Garages in Alicante

Installing a charging point in a community garage in Alicante is simpler than it seems: Spanish horizontal property law only requires notifying the community, with no vote needed. We handle all the documentation and the communication with the president or property manager.

To avoid consumption disputes, we fit an individual meter per space so each owner pays exactly what they charge. When the community prefers, we design a collective pre-installation: trunk routing ready so any neighbour can connect in the future without works.

We regularly work with property managers in Alicante to equip garages with modern charging infrastructure. A good pre-installation increases the value of the spaces and prevents every new individual install from becoming a separate, uncoordinated job.

We deliver a clear project with single-line diagram, meter locations and power forecast, so the community can approve it at a meeting with all the information on the table.

This is the most common situation in buildings that have had electric cars for a few years: three or four neighbours have installed their point independently, each with a different contractor, and the garage now has three routes with nothing in common. Nobody knows which line each hangs off, how much power is being used in total, or who pays for what.

The first step is a survey of what is there: tracing each line back to its origin, checking protective devices and metering, and seeing what remains available on the shared supply. From there it gets tidied up — regularising what serves and correcting what does not — and a trunk route is defined so the next neighbour does not open a fourth different path.