One property. Many people to plan around.

Multifamily & apartment electrical

Coordinate work across unit panels, common areas, meter banks, and parking. A clear scope and tenant access plan are essential when the building remains occupied.

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Multifamily electrical: the work we can help with.

One property. Many people to plan around.

Multifamily electrical

Building distribution

Review service equipment, meter banks, house panels, and feeders for repair or replacement.

Multifamily electrical

Units & common areas

Plan electrical improvements around access to apartments, corridors, laundry rooms, and shared facilities.

Multifamily electrical

Parking & charging

Coordinate site lighting and EV infrastructure with the property layout and resident needs.

The details that shape the project.

Before defining the work, we review how your property operates and what the equipment needs.

Ownership & approvals
Identify the owner, property manager, or association representative responsible for scope and access.
Tenant coordination
Map affected units and shared systems, communication needs, and the proposed outage sequence.
Phased improvements
Separate immediate repairs from planned upgrades so the property can prioritize work and budget deliberately.

A useful starting point.

Send what you have. These details help us prepare for your multifamily electrical project.

Unit count and property contact
Known electrical issues and desired upgrades
Meter/panel exterior photos or drawings
Tenant access requirements and timing

Common questions.

Can work be phased by building or unit?

Often it can, but shared service equipment and feeder arrangements may connect the work. The assessment establishes practical phases and interruptions.

Can charging be added for residents?

Charging requires review of parking assignments, power availability, metering or billing, and future expansion. We can coordinate that scope with the building work.

Who communicates with residents?

Agree on communication responsibilities with the owner or manager before scheduling. The electrical work plan should identify the affected spaces and access needs.

Help with the cost.

Match the project address and electricity provider to the program. We can discuss the electrical scope; the program administrator confirms eligibility, available funding, and the award.

Program details checked September 17, 2026.

Silicon Valley Clean Energy customers

Workplace & multifamily EV charging

$5,500 per eligible Level 2 port

For existing properties: up to 18 ports; eligible outlets receive $2,500 each. Workplaces, public charging sites, and multifamily properties with at least four units can qualify. Required panel upgrades may receive up to $5,000 as part of the charging project. Reserve funds before buying equipment or installing. Total incentives cannot exceed project cost; funding is limited. New affordable construction has separate rates.

Check program rules & apply

Silicon Valley Power · City of Santa Clara

Commercial lighting rebates

Calculated for your lighting upgrade

SVP reviews qualifying lighting retrofits using its project calculator. Bring the fixture inventory, proposed equipment, and operating hours into the rebate review. Apply for pre-approval before installation. Eligibility and the award depend on the approved lighting scope, not simply the number of fixtures replaced.

Check program rules & apply