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Shower installation — Bathroom installer
Explain whether this is a replacement shower, a new enclosure or a conversion to a wet-area layout. Provide the exact product where selected, photographs and the existing supply arrangement so the installer can identify connection and finish changes before quoting.
Service scope
Fitting a specified shower arrangement, which may include a tray or wet-area floor, enclosure, controls and connections. The service must distinguish mixer, pumped and electrically heated products and coordinate the selected product with the relevant water, drainage and electrical systems.
What is normally included
- Shower product and layout compatibility review
- Tray or enclosure fitting within scope
- Coordination of drainage, sealing and specialist connections
What is not included
- Assuming every shower fits the existing services
- Customer-performed live electrical work
Typical tasks
- Review the selected shower specification
- Assess the proposed enclosure and tray position
- Coordinate water and drainage connections
- Complete the agreed enclosure and sealing work
- Arrange relevant functional checks and handover
What to include in your brief
- Shower product and heating type
- Tray or wet-area dimensions
- Existing water-supply information
- Drain position and access
- Enclosure and finish preferences
Choosing the right professional
Ask the installer to check the specific shower against the available services. Agree who handles electrical work where applicable and distinguish visible sealant work from the underlying wet-area waterproofing system.
Important considerations
- A replacement model may need different services
- Enclosure leaks may involve more than the visible joint
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