At Roan, we can replace your existing shower unit with the latest model suiting your budget and needs. Big shower heads allow a greater surface area of hot water. The higher the kilowatt rating the greater water flow. Showers rated at 9.5KW and higher will offer a higher flow of water and more pleasant shower experience.

If you are experiencing problems with your shower and it’s outside the manufacturer’s warranty you have to weigh up how much it cost you originally and how long it has lasted. Most electricians would advise replacing the shower with a similar model on the basis that the whole unit is guaranteed by the manufacturer (usually for two years). Although spare parts are readily available from manufacturers like Mira and Tritan, its usually more cost effective to hire an electrician to install a new electric shower compared to the cost of spares and labour on older models.

If you don’t have a shower at the moment a site visit will be required prior to installing one.  The cost of installing an electric shower will vary depending on the distance between the consumer unit and where you would like the shower to be installed.

If your electrical installation is ready for a new circuit.  A spare way in the consumer unit that is rcd protected is necessary.  The earthing and main bonding will also need to be up-to-date.

Get in touch with Roan today to discuss your shower requirements