Why EV Charging Needs an Owner’s Rep — and Why AmpIQ Is Built for the Job
Installing EV chargers on commercial property should be a win — not a burden.
But for many businesses, the reality is anything but simple. Between unclear utility requirements, equipment overload, permit delays, and disjointed vendor teams, what should be a straightforward upgrade can turn into a frustrating, months-long distraction.
That’s where the concept of an owner’s representative comes in — and where AmpIQ was built to lead.
What Is an Owner’s Rep in EV Charging?
In construction and infrastructure, an owner’s representative is the party that manages a project on behalf of the property owner — overseeing vendors, aligning timelines, and ensuring the end result meets the owner's goals.
AmpIQ takes this approach and applies it to EV charging. We’re not here to sell you a charger or lock you into a network. We’re here to manage the process:
Evaluate your site
Coordinate with utilities
Select the right hardware
Oversee installation
Maintain uptime and performance over time
All while you stay focused on your core business.
Why It Matters
Most site hosts don’t have time to manage the complexity of a charging deployment. And they shouldn’t have to.
When you work with AmpIQ, you don’t need to call the utility, chase contractors, or troubleshoot backend software. We do that for you — just like a true owner’s rep would on any major capital project.
It’s a structure built for accountability, transparency, and long-term success.
Built for Site Hosts — Not Sales
Our business model reflects that role.
No revenue share
No markups
No long-term lock-ins with hardware or network providers
You keep the charging revenue. We keep the process moving. And your customers get a charging experience that actually works.
Who We Work With
We specialize in high-traffic, public-facing properties like:
Hotels and resorts
Roadside retail and QSRs
Grocery-anchored or pharmacy-based centers
Gas station conversions
If you’ve got the space, we’ve got the plan.
