EV Charger Installers of Charlotte installs EV chargers in Mooresville, the most populous town in Iredell County and part of the Charlotte metro. Mooresville is about 27 miles from Uptown along I-77 and NC 150, the farthest town we serve, and 52,381 people live here. The median home was built in 2006, so panels usually have room for a charger circuit. We handle home EV charger installation, Tesla Wall Connector installation and NEMA 14-50 outlets, plus commercial chargers for apartment and business parking. Every job gets a licensed electrician, a Town of Mooresville permit and a free written estimate.
Why homeowners choose us:
Mooresville homeowners and businesses can book each EV charger service we offer:
Mooresville is the one town on our list that issues its own electrical permits. The Town of Mooresville has run its own permits and inspections since 2023, so a Mooresville charger circuit is not permitted through Iredell County (Town of Mooresville). We file with the town, pay the fee and book its inspector once the charger is in. An installer who files with Iredell County out of habit sends the application to the wrong office.
Your utility decides the rebate. EnergyUnited, the Statesville cooperative, serves Iredell County (Wikipedia). The Duke Energy Charger Prep Credit only pays Duke Energy customers who own their home (Duke Energy), so we check your bill at the estimate.
Mooresville’s housing is mostly newer, with a median home built in 2006. For an EV charger, homes of that age usually have a 200-amp panel with room for a 60-amp circuit, so panel work is less likely here.
Mooresville has more renters than most towns on our list, with fewer than six in ten homes owner-occupied. A renter can’t claim Duke’s home credit, because Duke requires the applicant to own the property. The owner of an apartment or multifamily building can claim Duke’s commercial credit instead, up to $1,605 per multifamily Level 2 charger toward the wiring. The round trip to Uptown is about 54 miles, the longest of any town we serve.
We also install EV chargers in these towns near Mooresville, and in communities beyond them around Lake Norman:
Most Mooresville homes have newer panels, so a Level 2 or Tesla install typically runs $940 to $1,860 plus the charger. A detached garage or outdoor mount pushes toward the top of that range.
The Town of Mooresville issues EV charger permits and does its own inspections, and has since 2023. Iredell County does not permit work inside the town.
A wall outlet falls short for a daily drive to Uptown from Mooresville. The 54-mile round trip takes about 11 hours at 120 volts, and about 2 to 5.5 hours on a Level 2 charger.
