Certified Bathroom Electrics in Reading

Our Certified Bathroom Electrical Services

We install zone-rated lighting (Zones 0, 1, and 2) that complies with strict IP (Ingress Protection) ratings. We fit waterproof downlights, illuminated mirrors, and ambient LED strip lighting, ensuring legal compliance and stunning aesthetics.

Proper ventilation is essential to prevent mould. We install standard, humidity-sensing, timer, and inline extractor fans, ensuring they are ducted correctly to the outside for maximum efficiency.

Normal plug sockets are illegal in bathrooms. We install compliant, isolated shaver sockets in the correct zones, providing safe power for shavers and electric toothbrushes.

Electric and power showers draw massive amounts of power and require a dedicated circuit back to the consumer unit. We calculate the correct cable sizing and circuit breakers to prevent dangerous overloads.

If your current fuse board cannot safely handle a new electric shower or underfloor heating, we can upgrade your consumer unit to meet current regulations, complete with necessary certification.

All our electrical work complies with Part P of the Building Regulations. We fully test every circuit we install and provide you with the official electrical certification required for home insurance and future property sales.

Why Bathroom Electrics Must Be Done Correctly

The legal requirements for bathroom electrics — including Part P regulations, zone classifications, and IP ratings — exist for a reason: water conducts electricity, making bathrooms high-risk areas. Uncertified electrical work is not only incredibly dangerous but can also invalidate your home insurance. With Goodman & Son's in-house certified electricians, you never have to worry about safety or compliance.

Bathroom Electrics Across Reading & Berkshire

We provide certified bathroom electrical work across Reading, Caversham, Woodley, Earley, Shinfield, Winnersh, Twyford, Sonning, Theale, Burghfield, Mortimer, Pangbourne, Goring-on-Thames, Henley-on-Thames, Bracknell, Newbury, Thatcham, Hungerford, and Basingstoke.

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