Shower Replacement (Non-Electric)

What this shower replacement service covers

A like-for-like replacement is usually quick and minimally disruptive, with careful checks to avoid hidden leaks.

• Isolating hot and cold supplies before work starts
• Removing the existing non-electric shower unit
• Fitting and connecting the new shower unit to existing pipework
• Replacing key fixings and seals as needed for a watertight finish
• Leak testing and checking temperature control and flow
• Final operational checks and tidy-up of the work area

When this service is the right fit

This service is ideal if your current shower is:

• Dripping or leaking from the valve, handset, or connections
• Hard to control, with fluctuating temperature
• Worn, scaled up, or simply past its best
• Being updated as part of a refresh between tenants or before a sale

If you are unsure whether your shower is electric or non-electric, you can send a photo of the unit and controls before booking.

How the replacement is carried out

The visit starts with confirming the type of shower and the existing pipework layout. Supplies are isolated, the old unit is removed, and the new unit is installed with correct alignment, secure fixings, and sound connections. The shower is then tested under normal use to confirm there are no leaks and that temperature control and flow are stable.

After the install

You will be shown that the shower is operating correctly, and you can ask any questions about use and basic care. If testing highlights issues outside the shower unit itself, such as tired pipework, poor pressure, or failing isolation valves, you will be advised on the next steps before any additional work is carried out.