Steven Green

Thu 27 Feb 2014 02:56pm

We could do the electrical & plumbing side of your works. Please feel free to use us - 24/7 electrical contractors ltd based in edenbridge.

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Andrew Procter

Thu 27 Feb 2014 09:29am

Hi Maria, Generally, you will need both plumber and electrician. Unless you are lucky and can find someone qualified to do both. New showers circuits are done in 10mm2 cable. Don't let anyone use cheaper 6mm2. It will very likely be under rated for the load. It is notifiable work to install the electric circuit so use a "part P" registered electrician who can notify the LABC for you. regards Andrew.

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Rafal Kaczynski

Wed 26 Feb 2014 05:32pm

Hi Maria Any good plumber with part P qualification should be able to do it for you. Best regards Rafal

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Bogdan Banasiewicz

Wed 26 Feb 2014 04:53pm

HI Maria . If you need more info jst ask . Bogdan PROTON PROTON you can find me on facebook

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Bogdan Banasiewicz

Wed 26 Feb 2014 04:51pm

Hi Maria . If you planning to install electric shower unit you need electrician and plumber . Electrician must connect power to shower unit accordance to current Regulations . It must be new circuit due to high power . If shower unit will be in new place where no water , you have to arrange plumber who will install water pipe connected to mains water . Power point for shower and water point will be at same location .

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