
Cooker and hob installation in Monmouth for electric ovens, range cookers and induction hobs. We check the circuit can take your new appliance, connect it safely and test it. Quotes are free.

Electric cookers and induction hobs are some of the biggest loads in a home. We check the power rating of your new oven and hob against the cable and breaker already in place. If the circuit is too small, we'll explain the upgrade and price it.
Your cooker or hob should be connected through a cooker switch or connection unit, not plugged into a normal socket. The switch lets you isolate it quickly in an emergency, and it should be easy to reach without leaning over the hob.
A built-in oven and hob can often share one cooker circuit, depending on their combined rating. Some high-powered induction hobs need their own. We'll look at the specifications for both before advising, so nothing trips when every zone and the oven are on together.
Send us the make and model of your cooker or hob, or the power rating from the specification sheet. We check your existing circuit, from photos or a quick visit, and give you a free quote that covers any changes it needs.
On the day, we isolate the circuit, disconnect the old appliance and connect the new one to the correct terminals and outlet. We test the circuit, check the appliance powers up properly and give you a certificate for any new or altered wiring.
Ring us or send a few details about the job. We aim to respond the same day, with no call-out charge.
We come and look at the work, then give you a free quote with no obligation to go ahead.
We finish the job, test every circuit we've worked on and leave you with the right certificate.
A straight swap on a suitable circuit costs much less than a job needing a new circuit or bigger cable. The price depends on your appliance's rating and the condition of the existing wiring. We give you a free quote once you tell us what you're fitting.
Most can't. Full-size induction hobs draw far more power than a standard socket can supply, so they need a dedicated circuit through a cooker switch or outlet. Some small two-zone hobs come with a plug, so check the manual before buying.
We disconnect the old appliance safely and make sure the outlet is ready for the new one. If you need the old cooker taken away, let us know when you book and we'll tell you whether we can arrange it.
Yes. Electric range cookers often need a higher-rated circuit than a standard cooker because of the extra ovens and hob zones. We check the specification and your existing circuit, then connect and test it safely once your fitter has moved it into position.
We connect cookers, ovens and hobs in kitchens across these areas.
Tell us the make and model of your new cooker or hob, and we'll quote to connect it safely.