BA1, BA2 · NAPIT Approved · BS 7671 18th Edition · Part P Notified

Electric Shower Installer
in Bath

Electric shower install and circuit upgrade — BS 7671 Section 701 (special location: bathrooms), dedicated radial circuit sized for the shower kW, 6mm or 10mm cable depending on rating and run length, 30mA RCBO protection, ceiling-mounted pull-cord isolator. We fit Mira, Triton, Aqualisa and Bristan electric showers. Local cover for Bath (BA1, BA2) and surrounding villages. From £320 + VAT @ 20%.

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Electric Shower Installer scope in Bath

Electric shower install and circuit upgrade — BS 7671 Section 701 (special location: bathrooms), dedicated radial circuit sized for the shower kW, 6mm or 10mm cable depending on rating and run length, 30mA RCBO protection, ceiling-mounted pull-cord isolator. We fit Mira, Triton, Aqualisa and Bristan electric showers.

Full service detail and the installation specification on our parent Electric Shower Install page.

Why electric shower install in Bath is different

Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage city — most properties are Georgian or Victorian and many are Listed. Outdoor and bathroom electrical work here means careful coordination with conservation officers, minimal-intervention cable routes, and respect for original fabric (stone walls, lath-and-plaster ceilings, original cornice). We do a lot of work in central Bath terraces, hillside villas in Bathwick and Lansdown, and BA2 villages like Combe Down and Bathampton.

Sister city pages: EICR in Bath · Bathroom electrics in Bath

Pricing ladder for Bath

Final price depends on access, cable routes, existing wiring and scope. Survey is free; written quote is fixed. Read the disclaimer below the cards before assuming.

Like-for-like

Replace existing electric shower

from £320
+ VAT @ 20% · from
  • Direct swap, same kW rating
  • Existing 6mm or 10mm cable reused
  • Test existing circuit
  • Minor Works Certificate
Standard

New shower circuit (8.5kW)

from £480
+ VAT @ 20% · from
  • New 32A radial from board
  • 6mm cable, ceiling pull-cord isolator
  • 30mA RCBO protection
  • EIC + Part P notification
Heavy

New shower circuit (9.5kW+)

from £580
+ VAT @ 20% · from
  • New 40A radial from board
  • 10mm cable run
  • 30mA RCBO protection
  • EIC + Part P notification

Common questions

Will you damage Listed fabric in a Bath property?

No. We use minimal-intervention routes — cables run under floorboards, in joist voids, behind existing skirting, or surface clip-direct on stone where chases would damage fabric. For Listed buildings we coordinate with the conservation officer or your architect before first-fix and document everything for the LBC.

Do I need 6mm or 10mm cable for my electric shower?

Up to 8.5kW we use 6mm cable on a 32A breaker. From 9.5kW upwards (which is most modern showers) we use 10mm on a 40A breaker. Volt drop and run length matter too — for runs over 20m we'll often size up regardless. The shower manufacturer's manual sets the minimum, and we calculate the rest at survey.

Why does an electric shower need a pull-cord isolator?

BS 7671 Section 701 prohibits switches and sockets in Bathroom Zones 0, 1 and 2 (other than IP-rated specific products). A ceiling-mounted pull-cord is the standard way to isolate the shower without breaching zone rules. It's double-pole, located outside the danger zones, and lets you isolate the shower for cleaning or fault-finding without going to the consumer unit.

Ready for a quote in Bath?

Free survey, fixed-price written quote, full BS 7671 certification. Call Dan directly on 07889 334849.

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