Size and Position Advice
We advise on a size that matches how much hot water your household or business really uses, and on a position that suits the pipework and servicing.

A new water heater sized for your home and connected safely
In Brief
Water heater installation is fitting a new storage or instant water heater, or replacing an old one, with the water supply, a pressure relief valve and the electrical connection done safely. We help choose a size that matches your hot water demand, remove the old unit and test the new one before we leave.
A water heater works hard every day, so it is worth getting the size, position and connections right at the start. A unit that is too small runs out of hot water; one that is too large wastes energy keeping water hot. The position matters too: the closer it sits to the taps that use it most, the less water you waste waiting for it to run hot, and the unit has to be somewhere it can be reached for servicing and where any leak will do little harm.
We confirm the size, position and electrical supply before we quote, so the price reflects the real job. Then we disconnect and remove the old unit, fit the new one, connect the water supply and the pressure relief valve with a drain, connect power through a suitable isolator, and test everything for leaks and heating. Electrical and gas connections are checked as part of every job, as on our main water heater page. If your old unit has failed, see water heater repair to check whether repair is the better choice first.

We advise on a size that matches how much hot water your household or business really uses, and on a position that suits the pipework and servicing.
The old heater is drained, disconnected and removed, and disposed of responsibly as part of the job.
The cold supply and hot outlet are connected with suitable fittings and isolating valves so the unit can be shut off for servicing.
A pressure relief valve is fitted with a drain pipe routed to a safe place, and we test that it operates.
Power is connected through a suitable isolator, with the supply isolated before any connection is made and the earth connection checked.
We fill the unit, check for leaks, confirm it heats, set the temperature and explain how to use it.
Say how many people use the hot water, which taps and appliances it feeds, and send a photo of the old unit and its label.
We agree the unit size and position, check the pipework and electrical supply, and confirm the price before starting.
The old unit is drained and taken out, and the new one is mounted, connected to water and power, and fitted with its relief valve.
We check for leaks, confirm heating and the relief valve, set the temperature and show you the isolator and controls.
Every property is different, so we confirm the price before any work starts. These are the things that most often change the time and cost.
It depends on how many people use hot water, how many bathrooms and appliances it feeds, and how heavily it is used. We recommend a size when we see the property or your details.
Yes. We remove the old unit and dispose of it responsibly as part of the installation.
It protects the tank by releasing pressure if it builds too high. We fit one with a drain pipe and test that it works, as it is a key safety part.
Often, yes, if the pipework and electrical supply can reach the new position. We confirm what is involved and the price before we start.
A straightforward replacement is usually a short job, but the time depends on access, pipework and electrical work. We give you an idea when we confirm the price.
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