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Whether your electric shower has stopped working completely or is suffering from low pressure, temperature issues or strange noises, it's important to get it looked at by a checked tradesperson.
The good news is, it's quick and easy to find shower repair engineers near you with Checkatrade.
Just add your postcode to the search box and we'll show you electricians and plumbers who are qualified to work with electrics covering your local area.
How to find electric shower repair near you
1. Search your postcode
First, enter your postcode below to see the qualified tradespeople providing electric shower repair services near you.
2. Choose a tradesperson
Compare services, read customer reviews, and view qualifications to choose a plumber or electrician with the right experience for your type of shower.
3. Get your job done
Let us help to get your shower back in full working order. Your chosen tradesperson will assess the issue, provide a quote, and carry out the repair.

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What does electric shower repair involve?
Here's what you can expect from a tradesperson trained in electric shower repair:
Inspect the shower unit, checking for signs of wear or overheating
Test the electrical connections and RCD protection
Check for low water pressure, blockages or limescale build-up
Repair or replace the heating element, thermostat or solenoid
Fix issues with the on/off switch, temperature dial or water flow
Test the unit fully to ensure it's safe and functioning properly
In many cases, electric shower repairs can be completed on the same day, especially if it's a standard issue with a common part.

Common electric shower problems
Some of the most common electric shower issues include:
No hot water or inconsistent temperature
Weak water pressure or flow
The shower not turning on at all
Burning smell or humming noise
A leaking shower unit or hose
Lights flashing on the shower panel
Tripping fuse box or RCD switch
Please don't be tempted to try a DIY fix. Electric showers should only be repaired by a qualified electrician or a Part P-certified plumber to ensure electrical safety.
How much does electric shower repair cost?
The cost of repairing an electric shower will, of course, depend on the issue, and the cost of any replacement parts that are needed. The brand and model of shower will also impact the cost of repairs.
From a labour point of view:
Plumbers tend to charge between £40–£60 per hour
Electricians average around £40–£70 per hour

On Checkatrade, you'll only find trades who meet our high standards and pass up to 12 checks.
Should I repair or replace my electric shower?
You'd be forgiven for wondering whether the issue with your shower could mean forking out for a complete replacement. So how can you tell whether you should repair or replace your electric shower?
Repair is normally more cost-effective if you're dealing with a minor issue and the shower is less than 5 years old
Replacement could be necessary if your shower is more than 8 years old, regularly experiences issues, is inefficient, or if parts are hard to get hold of
Upon assessment, your tradesperson will be able to guide you on the right decision for your shower unit.
Prepare for a replacement: Read more about the cost of shower installation in our comprehensive guide.

Why use Checkatrade to find electric shower repair near you?
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FAQs about electric shower repair
Can an electrician fix my electric shower?
Yes, many electric showers can be repaired by either a qualified electrician or Part P-certified plumber. This certification ensures your plumber is qualified to work safely on your home's electrical circuit.
How long does it take to repair an electric shower?
Simple repairs could be completed in under an hour, but if parts are needed or the shower is being replaced, it could take up to 2 hours or more.
Why is my electric shower running cold?
This could be due to a faulty heating element, thermostat issues, or low water pressure. A qualified tradesperson will be able to test and diagnose it accurately.
What's the average lifespan of an electric shower?
Typically between 5–10 years, depending on usage and limescale buildup in hard water areas.
Can I replace an electric shower myself?
Not unless you're a qualified electrician or Part-P certified plumber. Working on electrical circuits in bathrooms, particularly, is not a good idea for DIY due to safety regulations. Always hire a qualified tradesperson.
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