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EV Charger Installers Near Collierville, TN

EV charger installation across the Memphis area follows local rules. Each city and county has its own permit office, and some have their own code. Here is how to find your utility and permit office before your electrician plans the job.

Choose Your Area

Each page lists the county, permit office, code in force, and utility for that area.

Collierville, TN

Shelby County

The Town of Collierville permits EV charger work through its Building & Codes Division under its amended code.

See Collierville details

Germantown, TN

Shelby County

Germantown electrical permits go through the Memphis and Shelby County code office. Learn the code, the utility, and what older homes should check.

See Germantown details

Bartlett, TN

Shelby County

Bartlett runs its own code enforcement office and code. See who permits a charger, how storms shape outdoor installs, and where MLGW fits.

See Bartlett details

Cordova, TN

Shelby County

Cordova is part of Memphis, so the county code office permits charger work. Get the code, MLGW basics, and tips for townhomes and apartments.

See Cordova details

Eads, TN

Shelby County (some addresses are in Fayette County)

Eads straddles a county line, so confirm your county first. Then plan for long wire runs and detached garage chargers on larger lots.

See Eads details

Piperton, TN

Fayette County

Piperton is in Fayette County, where the state handles electrical permits. See how the city and state split the work for a home charger.

See Piperton details

How Do You Find Your Utility?

Look at your power bill. MLGW (Memphis Light, Gas and Water) serves Collierville and the rest of Shelby County, so many readers will see MLGW at the top of the bill. TVA supplies MLGW's power.

Piperton and some Eads addresses are a different story. Those homes sit in or near Fayette County, and the power bill itself names the utility. Do not guess. The utility matters because it sets service capacity at the meter and runs any EV programs. Our rebates and incentives page lists the programs we could verify.

How Do You Find Your Permit Office?

Start with your property tax bill. It shows the county your home is in. Then look for a city name on the bill. If a city is listed, that city or its partner office permits the work. If no city is listed, the county process applies.

In Shelby County, EV charger installation Shelby County homeowners plan goes through the Town of Collierville, the City of Bartlett, or the Memphis and Shelby County Office of Construction Code Enforcement. In Fayette County, Piperton's electrical permits come from the State of Tennessee. Our permits and inspections page walks through what happens after the permit is pulled.

Why Doesn't the Mailing ZIP Decide Your Permit Office?

Post office ZIP lines were drawn for mail, not for city limits or county lines. Some Collierville ZIPs reach into Fayette County. Bartlett shares ZIPs with parts of Memphis. Eads mail crosses a county line too.

So two neighbors with the same ZIP can answer to different permit offices, follow different codes, and even pay different utilities. The tax bill and the power bill are the reliable checks. Each area page below explains the details for that place.

Which Office Permits Each Area?

This table shows who handles electrical permits in each service area. Confirm your own address with the tax bill before your electrician applies.

Permit Offices by Area, as of October 2026
AreaCountyElectrical Permits
ColliervilleShelby CountyTown of Collierville Building & Codes Division
GermantownShelby CountyMemphis and Shelby County Office of Construction Code Enforcement
BartlettShelby CountyCity of Bartlett Code Enforcement
CordovaShelby County (City of Memphis)Memphis and Shelby County Office of Construction Code Enforcement
EadsShelby County (some addresses in Fayette County)Memphis and Shelby County Office of Construction Code Enforcement for Shelby County addresses
PipertonFayette CountyState of Tennessee (State Fire Marshal)

What Should You Check Before You Call?

Have your tax bill and power bill handy. Know where you park and where your panel is. If you are not sure the panel can carry a charger, an EV readiness inspection answers that first.

Installs are performed by independent electricians licensed in Tennessee, and the right license depends on where you live. Businesses and apartment owners can read about commercial and workplace charging. For common questions about the Germantown, Bartlett, and Cordova EV charger process and more, see the EV charger FAQ. Call to speak with a local electrician about your EV charger install.

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