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Electric shower fitting involves safely installing a shower unit that heats water directly from your mains supply.
If your shower has stopped working or you’re upgrading your bathroom, finding a trusted local shower installer with the right qualifications is key for safety and compliance.
This guide explains how to find electric shower fitters near you, what the job involves and what to check before hiring.
How to find qualified electric shower installers near you
Finding someone to install or replace an electric shower doesn’t need to be complicated. A few simple checks can help you feel confident you’re choosing the right person for the job.
1. Search your postcode
Enter your postcode to browse checked local electric shower installers who cover your area, whether you're in Exeter, Epping, East Grinstead or any other part of the UK.
2. Compare options
Read verified reviews from real jobs, check for relevant experience, and look for Part-P certification.
3. Request quotes
Use our request-a-quote tool to receive a selection of quotes to compare pricing and availability.
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"Having had bad experiences from tradesmen in the past, Paul was a breath of fresh air. Arrived on time, went above and beyond and would recommend to anyone. Lovely bloke. Thanks Paul."
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Why you might need an electric shower fitter
You may need to hire an electric shower fitter if you notice:
Your electric shower has stopped working or keeps tripping the fuse
Water temperature is inconsistent or pressure has dropped
You’re replacing an older shower with a newer model
You’re upgrading your bathroom or moving into a new home
You want reassurance that the installation is safe and compliant
An electric shower can be a good choice if your home has limited hot water capacity, as it heats water on demand rather than relying on a boiler or hot water tank.
What does electric shower installation involve?
Installing an electric shower is a technical job that combines plumbing and electrical work. A typical project usually follows a clear sequence.
Step 1: Assessing your existing setup
Your installer begins by checking your water supply, electrical capacity and current shower location.
Step 2: Removing the old shower (if required)
Existing fittings are then safely disconnected and removed.
Step 3: Installing the new unit
Next, the new shower is securely mounted and connected to water and electrical systems.
Step 4: Testing and safety checks
The installer then tests water temperature, pressure and electrical performance before signing off the job.
If your electric shower installation involves new wiring or changes to your electrical circuit, make sure the installer is qualified under Part P of the building regulations, and ask for the certificate once the work is complete.

What affects the outcome of electric shower installation?
Several practical factors can influence how smoothly the job goes, including:
The condition of existing wiring and plumbing
Location of the shower and accessibility
Power rating of the new unit
Water pressure and supply
Age of the property
These are the kinds of details an experienced installer will assess early on to avoid surprises later.
How much does it cost to install an electric shower?
Most electric shower installations cost in the region of £400 for supply and installation, depending on the complexity of the work and the type of shower you opt for.
Replacing a like-for-like unit is usually quicker and less expensive than installing a new shower from scratch.
As a guide:
A plumber's day rate is usually around £325–£375 per day
Plumbers typically charge between £40–£60 per hour
For a full price breakdown, see our shower installation cost guide.
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What affects the cost of electric shower installation?
The cost of fitting an electric shower can vary depending on:
Type of shower being installed
Amount of electrical work required
Plumbing adjustments
Labour time
Accessibility of the installation area
Your location
When choosing a tradesperson, always try to compare a selection of quotes to understand what’s included and ensure fair pricing.
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Common mistakes to avoid when hiring an electric shower fitter
Choosing based on price alone
Not checking electrical qualifications
Failing to confirm what the quote includes
Booking without comparing options
Ignoring verified customer reviews
Taking a few minutes to check these details can save time and stress later on.

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Questions to ask before hiring an electric shower installer
Are you qualified to carry out electrical work for this installation?
What does your quote include?
How long will the installation take?
Will you remove and dispose of the old shower?
Do you offer any warranty or guarantee on the work?

On Checkatrade, you'll only find trades who meet our high standards and pass up to 12 checks.
"Excellent service from start to finish. Great communication, great price, arrived bang on time and very tidy. Excellent service and would highly recommend to others, thank you."
Verified review, P T Services Ltd, (Location WA7)
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FAQs about electric shower installations
How long does it take to install an electric shower?
Most electric shower installations take between two and four hours, depending on whether electrical or plumbing changes are needed.
Do I need an electrician to install an electric shower?
Due to the nature of electrics in a bathroom, an electric shower must be installed by a Part P-certified tradesperson. They should then issue a Part P certificate for the work they carry out.
You will need a Part P-certified tradesperson to carry out any electrical work in a bathroom, shower room, cloakroom, wet room or kitchen.
Can I replace an electric shower myself?
Unless you’re a Part P-certified plumber or shower installer, you should not attempt to install an electric shower yourself. Incorrect installation can create safety risks, particularly where electricity and water are involved.
Is it worth replacing an old electric shower?
Yes. A new shower can improve reliability, energy efficiency and water pressure, especially if your current unit is outdated.

