For HOA Boards & Condo Associations

EV charging your
Colorado community will ask for.
At zero cost to the board.

Enertech installs, owns, and operates commercial EV chargers at Colorado HOAs and condo communities — with no board budget, no HOA fees, and no management burden. Your community earns a monthly revenue share from day one.

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Colorado Law

Colorado protects residents' right to charge.

Colorado law limits HOAs' ability to prohibit EV charging for unit owners. Courts and regulators have consistently upheld residents' access to EV infrastructure — meaning your board will face this issue regardless. Getting ahead of it with a structured program is better than reacting to individual requests.

Colorado Legislature — EV provisions ↗
Provision 01
HOAs cannot unreasonably prohibit EV charging
Colorado statute restricts HOAs from enacting blanket bans on EV charger installation for unit owners and tenants.
Provision 02
Proactive programs protect the board
A board-approved community charging program demonstrates good governance — and reduces the risk of individual unit owners installing ad-hoc solutions.
Provision 03
New construction EV-readiness requirements expand
Colorado's building code EV-readiness requirements for new multifamily construction continue to expand each code cycle.
The HOA Challenge

EV charging is a growing board issue. Most solutions don't fit HOA governance.

Standard commercial charging programs are designed for apartment operators with maintenance staff. HOA boards have different constraints — limited budgets, no maintenance capacity, and a resident base with competing opinions.

No Capital Budget
HOA reserves are earmarked for common area maintenance, not EV infrastructure capital expenditures that can run $20,000–$80,000+.
No Maintenance Staff
Most HOAs lack the staff to manage charger outages, billing disputes, and equipment repairs — the ongoing work that comes with ownership.
Board Vote Required
HOA decisions require board approval. You need clear documentation, a professional presentation, and a simple agreement that protects the association.
Fairness Concerns
How do you allocate limited charging spots fairly? Who pays for electricity? Enertech's program handles fair access and resident billing directly.
Liability Questions
Boards worry about electrical liability, insurance, and ongoing responsibility. In the Enertech model, we own the equipment — reducing the association's exposure.
Growing Resident Demand
EV adoption among Colorado residents is accelerating. A community without charging is increasingly difficult to sell — lowering property values for all owners.
The Enertech Difference

Designed to fit HOA governance — not fight it.

The Bottom Line
$0
Cost to the HOA — ever. No capital expenditure, no ongoing fees, no maintenance budget required. Enertech covers everything from installation to end-of-life hardware replacement.
  • No assessment or special levy needed
  • No reserve fund allocation required
  • No per-unit cost to homeowners
  • Revenue share goes directly to the association
Community Income
Monthly revenue for your HOA
Your association earns a meaningful share of every charging session — passive income that can offset operating costs or fund reserves.
Governance Support
We present to your board
Enertech provides a full board presentation deck, FAQ document, and partnership agreement designed for HOA attorney review. Your vote is informed and straightforward.
Liability
Enertech owns the equipment
Because Enertech owns and operates all hardware, the association is not the responsible party for charger maintenance, outages, or resident billing disputes.
Resident Fairness
Fair access for the whole community
Enertech manages resident billing and access — including reservation and queue systems for high-demand properties. Your board doesn't arbitrate charger disputes.
Local Expertise
Colorado-specific HOA knowledge
We understand Colorado's right-to-charge provisions, HOA statutory requirements, and local incentive programs. We've navigated board approvals across dozens of Front Range communities — from urban condo associations to suburban HOAs. National operators don't invest in this depth of local knowledge.
How It Works for HOAs

From first contact to chargers running — we handle every step.

We've designed the HOA process to be board-friendly: clear documentation at every stage, no surprises, and no action items for the association beyond approving the partnership.

01
Free site assessment & feasibility review
Enertech visits the property, reviews parking layout and electrical capacity, and assesses which incentive programs apply. No cost, no commitment from the board.
Enertech handles it
02
Board presentation & Q&A
We attend your board meeting (in person or virtual) with a full presentation covering the program, economics, legal framework, and answers to common HOA concerns. We provide a board FAQ and summary document for any homeowners who have questions.
Enertech attends your meeting
03
Partnership agreement review & vote
Your board (and HOA attorney, if applicable) reviews the partnership agreement. The agreement is clear, plain-language, and designed for HOA governance — not multifamily apartment operators.
Board votes to approve
04
Incentive applications & permits
Enertech handles all municipal permits and applicable local utility and incentive program applications on behalf of the community. The board's only involvement is a utility authorization signature.
Enertech handles it
05
Installation — typically 1–3 days on site
Our crew handles all electrical work, conduit, charger mounting, and commissioning. We coordinate with residents to minimize disruption during installation.
Enertech handles it
06
Go live — residents charge, community earns
Chargers go active, residents begin using them, and your first monthly revenue share payment arrives within 30–60 days. Enertech monitors everything 24/7. Residents contact our support line — not your board.
Revenue starts flowing
Ongoing Operations

Your board approves it once. We run it forever.

Once the program is live, the board has no ongoing responsibilities. Enertech handles everything, indefinitely.

24/7 Remote Monitoring
Every charger is network-connected and monitored around the clock. We identify and resolve most issues before residents notice them.
On-Site Maintenance & Repairs
Our local Colorado team responds to hardware issues. Because we're based here, response times are measured in hours — not the days it takes a national operator to dispatch from out of state.
Resident Billing & Support
Residents pay Enertech directly via the Monta app. Billing questions, charging issues, and access problems go to our support line — never to your board.
Software Updates & Hardware Replacement
Enertech updates charger firmware and replaces hardware at end of life. The community never faces another capital expenditure for EV infrastructure.
Incentive Program Monitoring
Colorado's EV landscape evolves. Enertech monitors local utility programs and state requirements on behalf of partnered communities to capture new opportunities as they arise.
Resident Onboarding Communications
We provide launch communications for residents explaining how to use the chargers, what app to download, and how to get support — so your board isn't the help desk.
HOA Decision Guide

Enertech vs. the alternatives your board will consider.

Factor Enertech Partnership HOA-Funded Ownership
Upfront cost to HOA $0 — zero capital required $50,000+ depending on scope
Special assessment needed No Likely, for larger installations
Ongoing maintenance costs $0 — fully covered by Enertech Annual maintenance and repair costs
Who owns the equipment Enertech — reduces HOA liability The HOA — ongoing responsibility
Board management burden Zero after initial vote Ongoing — vendor coordination, repairs, billing disputes
Revenue for the community Monthly revenue share from Enertech All charging revenue, minus ongoing costs
Resident support Enertech's support line handles all calls Typically falls back to board or management
Colorado incentive navigation Enertech handles all applications HOA must navigate independently
Hardware at end of life Replaced by Enertech at no cost Another capital expenditure for the HOA
Board FAQ

Questions boards typically ask us.

Typically yes — the partnership agreement is a contract on behalf of the association, which requires a board vote. We provide a board resolution template and a plain-language summary of the partnership agreement your board (or HOA attorney) can review before the vote.
This is a governance question your board manages. Enertech can provide information on Colorado's right-to-charge provisions and how similar communities have handled dissenting homeowners. In most communities, the board approves shared infrastructure in common areas — individual owner consent isn't required for common area improvements.
Enertech uses the Monta network for reservation and queue management. For communities with assigned parking, chargers can be placed in designated spots. For shared parking, a first-available or reservation system ensures fair access. We'll recommend the right access model for your community's parking configuration during the site assessment.
The partnership agreement includes provisions for termination. Because Enertech owns the equipment and has invested in installation, the agreement includes a reasonable term and termination conditions. We're transparent about this in the partnership agreement — your board will have full visibility before signing.
No — Enertech works across Colorado. The zero-cost partnership model works regardless of which utility serves your property. During the site review we'll assess what local programs apply to your community.
Revenue share is negotiated per community and depends on the number of chargers, expected usage, and the specific program terms. We don't publish fixed percentages because each partnership is tailored. What we can say is that the revenue share is structured to be meaningful for the association — it's not a nominal token payment. You'll see the exact terms before signing anything.
That's a common scenario — and one of the clearest arguments for the Enertech partnership model. We can assess your existing equipment, transition you off the current vendor, remove old hardware, and install a new Enertech-managed program at no cost. Your community stops paying for broken chargers and starts earning from ones that work.
Typically 3–5 months from signed agreement to chargers live. The largest variable is the permit process in your municipality. We give you a realistic timeline during the proposal phase — not an optimistic estimate we can't deliver on.
Ready to Bring This to Your Board?

We'll do the presentation.
Your board just votes.

Request a free property assessment and board presentation package. We'll review your community, build a proposal, and present to your board — at no cost to the association.

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