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For Strata Councils & Property Managers

Your electrical room is maxed out. Owners want EV chargers. You don't want a special levy.

Mesh lets owners add EV charging one at a time, without upgrading your building's electrical service. The council approves once — owners opt in on their own schedule.

See if this works for your complex

How it works for your building

1

We assess your building

A VTeng technician visits your electrical room and parking structure. Within a week you have a written report: what's possible, what it costs, and what the council needs to vote on.

2

One Mesh Hub installs in your electrical room

The Hub monitors your building's electrical service and manages charging load across all units. One licensed electrician, typically one day, no trenching, no panel upgrade.

3

Owners add a Mesh Edge when they're ready

Each owner who wants an EV charger contracts their own electrician to install a Mesh Edge in their stall. The system automatically makes room for each new charger. No further council action required.

Working with a property manager? We work directly with your PM through every stage — EPR, AGM prep, install scheduling. Most of our installations are coordinated with property management firms across the Lower Mainland.

What this costs the strata

The strata pays for the Hub — a one-time capital expense that goes to a vote like any other. Individual Edges are paid by each owner, not the strata.

Mesh Hub (strata pays)
[$X,XXX – $Y,XXX]
installed, one-time. Covers assessment, hardware, and installation by a licensed BC electrician.
Mesh Edge (each owner pays)
[$XXX – $X,XXX]
installed, per stall. Owner-arranged. The strata collects nothing and is not liable for individual charger costs.

No monthly subscription. No per-charge fees charged to the strata. Optional monitoring plan available — see Pricing.

Mesh vs. the alternatives

Mesh Panel upgrade Do nothing
Council vote required Yes — one-time Yes — major capital project No
Disruption to building One day in electrical room Weeks of trenching and construction None
Typical cost [$X,XXX–$Y,XXX] for Hub [$XX,XXX–$XXX,XXX+] $0 now
Owners can add chargers Yes, on their own schedule Yes, after upgrade completes No
BC Hydro approval needed No Yes — often 6–18 months N/A
Risk to strata Low — fixed cost, proven system High — cost overruns common Growing — owners will push

Strata buildings that made it work

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40-unit townhouse · Burnaby, BC · [Year]

No special levy, 12 chargers installed in the first year

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28-unit low-rise · Burnaby, BC · [Year]

Council approved 50+1 — passed on first vote

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Find out if your building is a fit

Tell us about your complex and we'll come back with a straight answer — what's possible, what it costs, what you'd vote on.

We'll respond within one business day.