EV Charger Installers of Charlotte installs EV chargers in Davidson, the suburban town that sits in both Mecklenburg and Iredell counties. Davidson is about 21.6 miles from Uptown by I-77, and it is home to 15,660 people. The median home here was built in 2005, and most homes built in the past two decades have a 200-amp panel with room for a charger circuit. We handle home EV charger installation, NEMA 14-50 outlets and Tesla Wall Connector installation. Every job starts with a licensed electrician checking the panel and confirming the right permitting office. You then get a free written estimate with every line priced.
Why homeowners choose us:
Davidson homeowners and businesses can book each of these EV charger services:
Davidson’s EV charger permit depends on which county holds the address. On the Mecklenburg side, Mecklenburg County Code Enforcement permits and inspects every change or addition to wiring (Mecklenburg County). For an address on the Iredell side, we confirm the permitting office at the estimate before filing. Either way, the permit is pulled before the charger goes up, and the fee appears on your invoice as its own line.
Your utility decides the rebate. The Duke Energy Charger Prep Credit only pays Duke Energy customers who own the home (Duke Energy). EnergyUnited, the cooperative based in Statesville, serves both Iredell and Mecklenburg counties (Wikipedia), so we check whose name is on your bill before promising any credit.
Most of Davidson’s housing is this century’s, with a median home built in 2005. For an EV charger, that usually means a 200-amp panel with room for a 60-amp circuit, so Davidson homes are less likely to need panel work than older towns.
About eight in ten homes are owner-occupied, which puts most Davidson households in line for the Duke credit if Duke supplies their power. Davidson also has the shortest average commute on our list, at 24.2 minutes each way along I-77. The round trip to Uptown is still about 43 miles, which is what makes charging speed matter.
We also install EV chargers in these towns near Davidson, and in communities beyond them across Mecklenburg and Iredell counties:
With newer panels across much of the town, Davidson installs usually stay in the $940 to $1,860 range for a Level 2 or Tesla unit. The charger is bought separately, and the wire run to your parking spot is one of the main things that moves the price.
On the Mecklenburg side of Davidson, Mecklenburg County Code Enforcement permits EV charger circuits. For an Iredell-side address, we confirm the permitting office before filing.
EnergyUnited members cannot get the Duke Energy Charger Prep Credit, since the credit is only for Duke Energy customers. Check the name on your electric bill before counting on it.
