Install a charging point in a residential community in Mallorca
Installing a charger in a communal garage space follows specific regulations that favour the owner requesting it. We guide you through the whole process, from notifying the community to the installation.
What it includes
- Formal notification to the owners' community
- Study of the garage's electrical installation
- Individual wiring or shared infrastructure
- Compliance with horizontal property regulations
What the regulations say about installing a charger in a communal garage
Horizontal property law makes it easier for an owner to install a charging point in their garage space: in general, notifying the community is enough, and it cannot prevent it unless it proves the installation is technically unviable. There is no need to wait for a vote at a meeting for individual installations in your own space.
Individual wiring or shared infrastructure
For a single owner, the usual approach is an individual installation from their own meter. If several neighbours want chargers, it may be worth studying a shared charging infrastructure that distributes the power among everyone more efficiently.
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See all optionsFrequently asked questions
Can the community refuse to let me install a charger in my space?
It can only object if it proves the installation is technically unviable in the garage. As a general rule, it cannot block the installation in your own space if it is viable.
Do I need approval at the owners' meeting?
For an individual installation in your space, formally notifying the community is usually enough, with no need to wait for a meeting.