Is it cheaper to fix an electric shower or replace it?
Deciding whether to fix or replace your electric shower is something we are asked frequently. If the problem is minor, like replacing a showerhead or a button, fixing it is usually cheaper. However, many electric shower parts are not readily available and need to be ordered from the manufacturer, which can cause delays.
If your shower is old or has serious issues, repairing it can be expensive, sometimes costing as much as a new shower. Considering the potential wait for parts and the high repair costs, it might be better to replace it. Newer showers are more efficient and have better features, which can save money over time. If repairs are costly or the shower is outdated, getting a new one might be the better choice.
Most homeowners choose to replace their electric shower as they opt for the longer term solution. It is also vital to make sure the electrical installation to your shower is safe. Our team are on hand to help you answer any questions you may have about this.
It typically costs around £360 to attend and replace your electric shower ‘like for like’ with a Mira electric shower or a Triton electric shower.