EV charger installation businesses assess properties and workplaces to determine the type and position of charging equipment needed, taking account of the vehicle, expected use, parking arrangements and the capacity of the electrical supply. They may install home chargepoints for houses, flats and shared parking areas, as well as units for offices, commercial premises, fleets and public car parks. Installations can include standard tethered or untethered chargers and, where appropriate, equipment with smart charging or load management features. Typical work includes checking the existing electrical installation, routing and securing cabling, fitting the chargepoint, and making any necessary electrical upgrades. Installers usually test and commission the equipment, explain how to use it and provide relevant installation information. Some businesses also arrange connection to charging networks, carry out repairs and servicing, or advise on additional units and ongoing maintenance.