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Maintenance & Repair Services →Maintenance & Compliance Programs
Three structured tiers covering monitoring, preventative service, and full-coverage SLA support. The operating layer that determines whether EV infrastructure stays online — and whether it stays compliant with grant and Colorado regulatory requirements.
Three Programs. Structured Around Accountability.
Each program defines the scope of EVICO’s operational responsibility. Selection depends on infrastructure type, utilization level, and the degree of accountability your operation requires.
Program scope and pricing are site-specific. EVICO evaluates station count, property type, utilization profile, and location before recommending a program. Use the intake form to begin that process.
Start Operational IntakeMonitoring Program
Continuous remote visibility into system status. Corrective dispatch coordinated on-request at standard rates. Appropriate for newly commissioned sites or lower-utilization deployments.
- Continuous remote monitoring
- Fault detection & alert notification
- Monthly uptime reporting
- Remote reboot coordination
- On-request dispatch at standard rates
Preventative Maintenance Program
Scheduled quarterly site visits, documented inspection records, and priority service dispatch. The operational standard for multifamily portfolios, commercial properties, and public-access sites.
- Everything in the Monitoring Program
- Quarterly on-site inspections
- Connector, cable & enclosure assessment
- Electrical connection torque verification
- Dated inspection records per visit
- Priority dispatch & preferred labor rate
Operational SLA Program
Defined response commitments, parts and labor coverage, portfolio-level reporting, and annual compliance review. Required for fleet operations, high-utilization public sites, and grant-funded infrastructure.
- Everything in Programs 01 & 02
- Monthly on-site inspections
- Defined response window SLA
- Parts & labor for defined failure categories
- Portfolio-level uptime & incident reporting
- Dedicated operational point of contact
- Annual compliance documentation review
Program scope and pricing are site-specific. EVICO evaluates station count, property type, utilization, and location before recommending a program structure.
What Unmanaged Infrastructure Looks Like Over Time
Most EV charging infrastructure is deployed without a formal operational support structure. The problems that follow are predictable — and almost entirely avoidable.
Undetected Downtime
Stations go offline and remain so for days or weeks. Without continuous monitoring, failures surface through user complaints — not operational oversight. In fleet environments, this removes vehicles from service. In multifamily, it creates resident liability. In public charging, it undermines program compliance.
Undefined Accountability
When something fails, the original installer, equipment manufacturer, and network operator each have a defined scope — and a reason the failure falls outside it. Without a designated operational partner holding accountability across the full system, the property owner becomes the default responsible party.
Inspection Record Gaps
Grant programs, utility rebate agreements, and Colorado regulatory requirements generate ongoing documentation obligations. Sites without structured maintenance records face exposure when audits occur.
Unplanned Repair Expense
Without a service agreement in place, corrective maintenance dispatches at full retail labor rates with no priority scheduling. Organizations with no service relationship pay materially more for the same repairs and wait significantly longer.
Accelerated Asset Degradation
Connectors, cables, enclosures, and electrical connections degrade measurably faster without scheduled inspection and preventative intervention. Infrastructure without operational oversight routinely reaches end-of-useful-life years ahead of its designed service life.
Inspection Records & Documentation Readiness
EVICO operational programs generate and maintain documentation supporting Colorado utilities, grant program requirements, and EV charging regulatory obligations. Documentation is a byproduct of structured operations — not a separate service.
Grant Program Compliance
CDOT, NEVI, and Charge Ahead Colorado grant-funded sites require ongoing maintenance and uptime documentation. EVICO programs generate dated inspection records aligned with these requirements.
Utility Program Documentation
Xcel Energy and other Colorado utility EV programs may require maintenance and performance records to retain rebate eligibility. EVICO inspection records are structured to support these submissions.
Colorado Metering Readiness
Retail-level EV charging at certain commercial sites may be subject to metering accuracy standards depending on site type and applicable program rules. EVICO coordinates inspection records supporting compliance readiness — consult legal counsel for site-specific obligations.
AHJ Inspection Record Trail
Operational programs generate a consistent, dated record of every site visit — connector assessments, electrical checks, corrective actions, and operational status — supporting AHJ and periodic inspection requirements.
Corrective Action Documentation
Every service dispatch and corrective action is documented by date, scope, and outcome — maintaining an unbroken compliance and service history for each site.
Annual Compliance Review
The Operational SLA Program includes an annual review of all inspection and corrective action records, packaged for grant reporting, utility program compliance, or regulatory submission as required.
EVICO provides operational documentation support — not legal compliance advice. Consult qualified legal counsel regarding regulatory obligations specific to your property type and charging operation.
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