Immersion heater repair in Ashtead
TMB Electrics, based in Banstead, repairs an immersion heater in Ashtead at the element and the thermostat. The circuit opened is the one that feeds the heater.
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Ashtead immersion price
The figure is the element or the thermostat on the Ashtead heater, plus the test of the circuit that feeds it. A new cylinder, or a new feed to an outbuilding, is not included.
From £80 an hour
from £80 an hour
Included
- Tests on the immersion element, thermostat, isolator and the supply at the cylinder
- Isolation of the cylinder, and draining when an element or seal has to come out
- Fitting a replacement element, thermostat, switch or seal once the failed part is named
- A heat check so the tank warms and the thermostat cuts out
- Written hours and parts for the visit
Ways to pay
- Pay by bank
- Bank transfer
- The part fitted is the one named after the heater is seen.
- Plumbing a new cylinder is outside this visit.
- A failed feed from an Ashtead Park outbuilding board is quoted on its own.
Immersion heater repair across Ashtead
We serve Ashtead from our base in Banstead.
What happens on the day
The heater is repaired at the element and the thermostat. A new cylinder is not assumed and is not part of the repair. The circuit that feeds the heater is the one isolated. On the Ashtead Park side that circuit may leave an outbuilding board rather than the house board. A cottage on The Street is not opened beyond the cupboard the heater is already in.
- Repair the element and the statThe failed element or thermostat is replaced on the heater that is there. The cylinder is left in place unless it is already leaking, in which case the electrical repair stops and the leak is reported.
- Open the right boardIsolation is at the circuit that feeds the heater. In an Ashtead Park outbuilding that is often a separate board. The house consumer unit off Craddocks Avenue is not opened when it does not feed this heater.
- Stay at the heaterThe Street work stays in the space the heater already occupies. Cable is not rerun through the cottage. If the feed itself has failed, that is named as a follow up.
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Why choose TMB Electrics
Trevor BushElectrician- Reviews
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- Rating
- 5.0
- Trading since
- 2012
“I keep things straightforward: you deal with me from the first quote to the final check, with clear advice and no surprises along the way.”
Trevor Bush, TMB Electrics
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WhatsAppDo you replace the cylinder as well?
No. The repair is the element and the thermostat on the cylinder that is there. A leaking cylinder stops the electrical work, and the leak is reported rather than wired around.
Which board is isolated in an Ashtead Park outbuilding?
The board that feeds the heater. On that side of Ashtead the outbuilding often has its own board, and the house boards stay on.
Is every cottage on The Street assumed to have an immersion?
No. The visit happens when a heater is there. The cottage is not opened up looking for a cylinder that was never part of the job.
What if the feed has failed rather than the element?
The element is not condemned for a dead feed. The circuit is named, and a repair to that feed is a follow up rather than a new element fitted onto a dead line.
Does a second consumer unit off Woodfield Lane get changed?
No. Isolation is the heater circuit. The second unit in a 1930s house stays, unless that unit is the actual fault, which would be a different job.