Your Broken EV Chargers Are Costing You BIG: Here’s How to Fix Them for (Almost) Free
Let’s get straight to it, if your EV chargers are broken, you’re bleeding money.
EV drivers pull up, see an “Out of Order” sign, and leave.
Your tenants are frustrated, and your property value is quietly tanking.
Meanwhile, rebate programs are just sitting there, waiting to pay for your fix, while you don’t take advantage of them.
It’s time for a wake-up call. Let’s break down how your broken EV chargers are draining your revenue, and how to flip the script ASAP.
Broken EV Chargers Are Silent Revenue Killers
Most commercial property owners think, “Eh, we’ll fix the chargers later.”
Here’s what that “later” is actually costing you:
You’re Losing High-Value Customers - EV drivers spend more time and money at locations with working chargers. If yours don’t work? They leave.
Retail Centers: Customers park elsewhere and shop somewhere else.
Hotels: Guests book at places with reliable EV charging.
Office Buildings: Tenants demand charging. If you can’t provide it, they’ll lease from someone who can.
➡ Solution: Fix your chargers using available rebates before your competitors beat you to it.
Your Property Value is Quietly Tanking - An EV-friendly property isn’t just trendy, it’s profitable.
Properties with working EV chargers see a 5-7% increase in value.
Broken chargers make your property look outdated and poorly managed.
Tenants will pay a premium for a property that meets modern needs.
➡ Solution: Tap into rebates and tax credits that cover up to 75% of repair costs before funding runs out.
You’re Missing Out on “Use It or Lose It” Rebates - EV infrastructure funding is available RIGHT NOW, but it won’t last forever.
Oregon & California rebates cover repairs and upgrades for non-working chargers.
The 30C Tax Credit can knock 30% off the cost of bringing your chargers back online.
State incentives are limited. If you wait, you’ll be paying out-of-pocket later.
➡ Solution: Let’s check if your property qualifies for funding. It takes 2 minutes.
“Think fixing your EV chargers is just another expense? Think again.”
The No-Brainer Fix: Let Your Chargers Pay for Themselves
When your chargers are working, you make money from:
Charging Fees – EV drivers pay per kWh, session, or time.
Increased Tenant Value – Properties with reliable chargers command higher lease rates.
Retail Spending & Customer Loyalty – EV drivers shop, eat, and spend while they charge.
And with a 3-year lease payment plan? Your chargers pay for themselves while generating revenue.
➡ Solution: Instead of ignoring the problem, let’s turn your EV chargers into a cash-flowing asset.
Let’s Get You Funded
This isn’t rocket science, it’s just smart business.
If your chargers are broken, you’re losing money.
If you don’t use rebate funding, someone else will.
If you fix your chargers, they pay for themselves.
Time-sensitive rebates won’t last forever. Let’s get your EV chargers back online without the financial headache.