Does your company operate a commercial vehicle fleet? Money-saving initiatives for companies typically include overhead spending reduction. One way to do this is by investing in electric company vehicles. Of course, you’ll need multiple charging stations for this. A viable solution is an EV charging station built on company grounds.
Why Go Hybrid?
The average hybrid car costs an average $4,647 more than conventional gasoline vehicles. However, in 10 years of ownership, you can save around $6,742. Multiply this by the number of cars in your company fleet, and the savings can be significant.
With the investment, you can also market your company as a green and environmentally-friendly venture. Clients nowadays are more inclined to do business with companies that dedicate their resources to sustainability.
Why Pole Barns as a Charging Station?
If you go this route, you’ll need to install a charging station on your premises for your vehicles. For a cost-effective solution, consider a pole building.
Pole buildings are just as sturdy as standard buildings with a foundation. It can take the shape and dimension of a multi-vehicle garage with charging outlets. We can install pole buildings with optional add-ons, such as the standard level I 120-volt AC outlet or the level II 208/240-volt AC. We can also add remote-operated garage doors.
Apart from commercial construction, we also install pole-barn residential charging stations on private land. This can either be a a single- or double-car pole barn garage with the required charging outlets.
We’ll Construct Your Pole Barn EV Charging Station in Airway Heights
Going green is a great initiative with a multitude of payoffs. Contact C&S Construction to kickstart construction on a garage and charging center for your fleet. A pole barn EV charging station will pay for itself for companies that do a lot of commuting as part of its business.
Pole Barn EV Charging Station Installation in Airway Heights
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Posted on March 29, 2021 | Published by Ignite Local | Related Local Business