Bowtie Engineering designs, installs, commissions, and tests EV charging systems for commercial and industrial facilities. Because most existing electrical systems aren’t built for the added load of EV charging, our engineers start with your site’s actual power capacity — planning distribution, load, and safety before a single charger goes in. We’ve delivered EV infrastructure for private national clients since 2018, using the same standardized, code-compliant systems approach that runs across our electrical safety and maintenance work.
Every site is different, so the engineering is custom — but the process and technology are standardized, which keeps projects predictable and repeatable across multiple locations.
Yes. Bowtie designs, installs, commissions, and tests EV charging systems for commercial and industrial facilities, including the load planning and code compliance the installation depends on.
Often not without changes — added EV load is the most common constraint. Bowtie starts every project with a site capacity and load assessment to confirm what your service can support and what upgrades, if any, are needed.
Yes. Bowtie standardizes its process and technology so EV charging can be deployed consistently across multiple locations, engineered to each site’s capacity.
Bowtie engineers commercial and industrial EV charging from capacity assessment through installation, commissioning, and testing — built to your site’s real power capacity and to code.