
Load and Capacity Study
We calculate what the existing service can carry, how many ports it supports, and whether load management or a service upgrade is needed.
LED Indy installs workplace EV charging for Indianapolis employers, property managers and fleet operators. We handle the load study, the trenching, the stations and the network setup.
ChargePoint Certified
Factory certified on the stations we install and commission
EVITP and NABCEP
Crews hold EVITP and NABCEP certifications for EV work
Capacity First
Load study before hardware, so the panel actually supports it
Conduit and Trenching
Underground runs, bollards and pedestals for parking lot installs
Networked and Billable
Stations set up for access control and employee billing
Workplace charging is an electrical capacity project first, a parking layout project second, and a software setup last.


Load and Capacity Study
We calculate what the existing service can carry, how many ports it supports, and whether load management or a service upgrade is needed.

Site and Stall Layout
We pick stall locations that work for cable reach, ADA access, snow removal and future ports, then mark the conduit route.

Station Installation
Level 2 stations mounted, wired, torqued and commissioned, single or dual port, wall mount or pedestal, on the circuits they were designed for.

Trenching and Conduit
Underground conduit, core drilling, bollards and pedestal bases installed so the lot goes back together clean and the runs stay protected.

Network and Billing Setup
We connect the stations to the management platform, set access rules for employees or tenants, and configure pricing if you plan to charge for sessions.

Make Ready and Expansion
We size conduit, panels and pads for the ports you want later, so adding stations is a pull and a terminate, not a rebuild.
Employers, property owners and fleet operators all want charging in the lot, but each site needs a different layout and access model.

Corporate Offices

Warehouses and Fleet Yards

Apartment Communities

Retail and Hospitality

Manufacturing Plants

Municipal and Institutional
Workplace charging is an electrical project before it is an amenity. The same licensed contractor runs the load calculation, sets the conduit and the stalls, installs the stations and decides with you who is allowed to plug in.
Certified On EV
ChargePoint Certified, EVITP certified and NABCEP certified, so the install meets both the manufacturer and the industry standard.
Full Electrical Shop
We do the panel, feeders and service work ourselves, so a capacity problem does not stall the charger project.
Built For Expansion
We plan conduit and panel space for the ports you will want later, so phase 2 is cheap instead of painful.
Indianapolis Owned
Indianapolis owned and operated, licensed and insured, and here for the warranty calls and the software questions afterward.
Written Scope, Written Number
We walk the building before we quote, then put the workplace ev charging scope in writing line for line, so you can compare our number against anyone else's on the same work.
We Work Around Your Building
Nights, weekends, shutdowns and school breaks. We agree the access and outage windows with you before the workplace ev charging work starts, so your tenants and your production schedule are not the ones absorbing it.
From sports facilities and warehouses to aquatic centers and retail floors, these are buildings we have already powered across central Indiana.
Yes, and that is exactly what workplace charging is built for. Level 2 stations put back enough range during a normal shift for most commutes, so employees plug in when they arrive and leave with a full battery. You decide who gets access, whether that is badge holders, tenants or visitors, and the station software enforces it. We set those rules during commissioning.
It refers to continuous load. Code treats EV charging as a continuous load, so the circuit is sized at 125 percent of the charger rating, which means the charger draws no more than 80 percent of the breaker. A 40 amp station needs a 50 amp circuit. That rule is why port count is capped by your service capacity, and why the load study comes first.
That is your call, and the stations support either. Some employers offer charging as a free benefit and absorb the electricity. Others set a per session or per kilowatt hour rate to recover the cost and to keep cars moving out of the stall once they finish. Networked stations handle the billing and the reporting, and we configure whichever model you pick during setup.
Sometimes, and the load study tells us before you spend anything. Many buildings have spare capacity for a first bank of Level 2 ports, especially with load management that shares the available amps across stations. Others are already near the limit and need a panel or service upgrade first. We run the calculation, show you the port count your service supports today, and price both paths.
Start with what your service supports and where the conduit run is short. In most Indianapolis buildings that means the stalls closest to the electrical room, with an accessible stall and access route included in the layout. We usually set conduit and capacity for more ports than you install up front, so the next phase is a hardware add rather than another trenching job.
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Tell us how many stalls you want and we will run the load study and quote the install.