We install electric water heaters – vertical, horizontal and small kitchen units – with anchors suited to the wall, a safety valve and a checked electrical supply.
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A full water heater is a heavy load for a wall, so we first check what the wall is made of and choose the anchors to suit it. On the cold-water supply, we fit a shut-off valve and a safety valve, and we route the drips that the valve releases during heating to the drain.
The electrical connection is made by a qualified electrician in line with current safety requirements – a dedicated circuit with earthing, a suitable circuit breaker and a residual-current device (RCD). Before it is switched on for the first time, the water heater is filled and bled of air, because if it is switched on empty, the heating element can burn out.
Technical detail: the shut-off valve and the safety valve
A shut-off valve is not fitted between the safety valve and the water heater – if someone closes it, the pressure that builds up during heating has nowhere to escape. The shut-off valve goes before the safety valve, and the drips from the safety valve are routed to the drain.
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Process
We organise the work around the specifics of the city and the property, planning access, logistics and stages.
The price depends on whether the water connections and power supply are already in place and on the type of wall, so we confirm it once we have seen the location.
If, during removal, the old valves or pipes turn out to need replacing, we tell you before going ahead.
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Every completed project receives a warranty certificate. This is what it covers and for how long.
The extended term applies to the installations themselves and to the roofing work. Installed ready-made products — taps, fittings, appliances — carry the manufacturer's warranty.
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Yes. Water expands as it heats and the valve releases a little of it – that is why the drips are routed to the drain. If it drips all the time, even when the water heater is not heating, the mains pressure is high or the valve needs replacing.
When the connections and power supply are ready, a replacement usually takes a few hours. If a new circuit from the electrical panel or new pipes are needed, the timeframe is confirmed at the site visit.
Only with reinforcement – a full 80-litre water heater weighs over 100 kilograms and ordinary drywall plugs cannot carry it. The reinforcement is planned when the wall is built, or a supporting frame is added later.
Yes – sinks, toilets, mixer taps and showers, together with the water heater or separately. When the water is turned on, we check the traps and connections for leaks.
Yes, but an instantaneous water heater needs much more power than a standard one and a dedicated circuit with a thicker cable. We check whether your home's supply allows it, and if the power capacity needs increasing, we tell you what steps to take with the electricity distribution company.
Tell us the type and capacity of the water heater and whether you are replacing an old one – that way we will come prepared.
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