Oven installation
in Hampton.

When Hampton owners refresh a kitchen, the oven is usually near the top of the list. In a timber cottage, the old cooker may be wired on an old circuit with no safety switch, and a new wall oven needs a connection point hidden behind the cabinetry. We check the cable, the connection and the board, then decide whether to reuse or replace. For freestanding replacements, we still check the isolating switch and the circuit. Because the bay air is salty, we also look at corrosion in fittings near the kitchen windows. A faulty appliance needs a technician who repairs them, because our work is installation only. In new builds, we connect and test the unit and make sure the circuit is correctly protected.

What the job involves, warning signs and what's included are on our main ovens page. For everything else we do locally, see electrician Hampton.