Showers, cookers & bathrooms
Electrician in Washington for Electric Showers, Cookers & Bathrooms
A more powerful shower, an induction hob, or new bathroom lights and an extractor? The circuit needs to match the appliance, and we make sure it does.
Showers and cookers draw heavy current. Upgrading to a bigger shower or an induction hob often needs a thicker cable and new protection, not just a swap.
In bathrooms, lights and fans must suit the zone they’re in, and extractors work best on a run-on timer linked to the light.
What we fit
- Electric shower circuits
- Cooker and induction hob circuits
- Bathroom-rated downlights
- LED mirrors and shaver points
- Extractor fans with run-on timers
- Cooker hood supplies
How it works
- Check the load
Does the existing cable suit the new appliance?
- Install
New cable and protection where needed.
- Certify
Tested and certified.
Bathroom and kitchen refits in Washington
When Washington bathrooms and kitchens are refitted, the existing shower or cooker circuit often turns out too small for the new appliance. Checking it before fitting day avoids a delay.
Shower and cooker questions
Can I fit a bigger shower?
Often, but it may need a heavier cable. We check before you buy.
Does an induction hob need a new circuit?
Many do, depending on its rating.
Where can bathroom lights go?
Fittings must suit the zone. We use the right ones for each spot.
New shower, hob or bathroom?
Tell us the appliance and we’ll check the circuit.