BA1, BA2 · NAPIT Approved · BS 7671 Section 701 · Part P Notified

Bathroom Electrician
in Bath

Bathroom circuits in Bath (BA1, BA2) — Section 701 zone planning, IP44+ everywhere, every circuit 30mA RCD-protected, electric showers, heated towel rails, IP-rated lighting, shaver sockets and extractors. Specialist bathroom electrician for Georgian, Victorian and Listed Bath properties — IP44+ Section 701 work, RCD-protected, NAPIT-certified. From £120 + VAT @ 20%.

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What's wired in a Bath bathroom

Bathroom circuits in Bath (BA1, BA2) — Section 701 zone planning, IP44+ everywhere, every circuit 30mA RCD-protected, electric showers, heated towel rails, IP-rated lighting, shaver sockets and extractors. Specialist bathroom electrician for Georgian, Victorian and Listed Bath properties — IP44+ Section 701 work, RCD-protected, NAPIT-certified. From £120 + VAT @ 20%.

Full service detail and the eight-circuit kitchen brief on our parent Bathroom Electrics page.

Why bathrooms in Bath are different

Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage Georgian city — bathrooms are often retrofitted into former dressing rooms or bedroom alcoves, with thick stone external walls and shared chimney breasts. Section 701 zone planning is critical before drilling: every IP-rated fitting, shaver point and extractor needs to be placed against the actual zone diagram, not assumed.

Listed and conservation-zone properties need surface-mount or chase routes that don't damage original lath-and-plaster ceilings. We plan cable runs through joist voids and existing service voids wherever possible.

Heavy holiday-let and B&B market — bathroom electrics are inspected on every 5-yearly landlord EICR, so we issue full Minor Works or EIC certs that drop straight into the property file.

Sister city pages: EICR in Bath · Rewires in Bath

Pricing ladder for Bath

Final price depends on access, cable routes, existing wiring and whether the room is being refurbed at the same time. Survey is free; written quote is fixed. Read the disclaimer below the cards before assuming.

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Bathroom extractor fan + spur

from £120
+ VAT @ 20% · from
  • IP44+ extractor fan
  • Mains-isolated fused spur
  • Run-on timer where required
  • Minor Works Certificate
Quick

Heated towel rail circuit

from £140
+ VAT @ 20% · from
  • Dedicated fused spur
  • FCU outside Zone 1/2
  • RCD-protected at consumer unit
  • Minor Works Certificate
Standard

IP65 LED downlights (4 lights)

from £180
+ VAT @ 20% · from
  • 4× IP65 sealed LED downlights
  • Zone-1/2-rated fittings
  • Drivers mounted accessibly outside zones
  • Lamps supplied
Standard

Shaver socket + LED mirror

from £280
+ VAT @ 20% · from
  • BS EN 61558 shaver socket outside zones
  • LED mirror with IR/touch switch
  • RCD-protected
  • Minor Works Certificate
Standard

Electric shower circuit (replace)

from £320
+ VAT @ 20% · from
  • Like-for-like 8.5kW or 9.5kW circuit
  • Pull-cord ceiling switch outside Zone 1
  • RCBO-protected at consumer unit
  • Minor Works or EIC issued

Common questions

Do you do bathroom rewires in Listed Bath properties?

Yes. Listed bathrooms in Bath need careful zone planning and minimal-intervention cable routes. We work to BS 7671 Section 701 in full but coordinate routing with conservation requirements — typically running cables in existing service voids, behind skirting, or surface-clipped where chasing original stone is not permitted. Full LBC documentation supplied.

How long does a bathroom rewire take?

Single-circuit jobs (extractor, towel rail, shaver, mirror) are 1 day. A shower circuit replace is normally 1 day. A full bathroom rewire (extractor, lighting, shaver, towel rail, shower) is 2-3 days for first-fix and 1 day for second-fix after the tiling is in.

What is BS 7671 Section 701 and why does it matter?

Section 701 of BS 7671 is the special-locations chapter for rooms with baths and showers. It defines Zones 0, 1 and 2 around the bath/shower and dictates IP rating and what fittings are permitted in each zone. Zone 0 is inside the bath itself (12V SELV only). Zone 1 is above the rim (IP65, 30mA RCD). Zone 2 is the area within 0.6m of zone 1 (IP44 minimum). Outside zones is 'general' but RCD protection is still required on every circuit serving the bathroom.

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