Shower Installation & Repair Grays

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TM Hughes & Son Gas Services

5.0

Karen Exley

10:45 30 Apr 26

Really helpful and friendly team. Would recommend to anyone.

Christine Filomena

12:15 29 Apr 26

Had a great engineer, who fixed the problem very quickly.

Susan Salvati

16:34 28 Apr 26

James was very professional and helpful

Michael Northfield

15:08 23 Apr 26

As always great service and was good to have Pavel again servicing the combi. He's always spot on with information on what he's done and health of the combi.

Dave Adams

23:52 22 Apr 26

I was able to get an engineer booked at short notice, at a specific time, rather than just a vague window.

The engineer was on time, and carried out the work promptly and efficiently, and for the advertised price.

Good job all round, very happy with this company.

Keith Millard

16:09 21 Apr 26

Their plumber Terry was punctual, and effectively replaced our leaking hot water cylinder, including nice tidy plumbing of new pipework and new valves where necessary.

Stella Wallace

15:25 21 Apr 26

Brilliant company, very friendly and helpful. My go-to company now for future boiler services/repairs. Very highly recommended.

ROY REYNOLDSON

20:09 18 Apr 26

Excellent professional installations and service at very competitive prices.

Janet Pettas

14:01 18 Apr 26

Alex did a wonderful job of re-laying, re-jointing re-lagging and re-connecting my central heating pipes after I suffered a leak in my sitting room. He was efficient and professional and left everything tidy.

Peter

13:55 18 Apr 26

Alex was great as usual

Welcome to TM Hughes & Son. We Install and Repair Showers in Grays and the surrounding areas.

All types of Showers installed and repaired
Experienced and insured Plumbers & Heating Engineers
Free no-obligation quotes

Showers We Install & Repair

We Install and Repair all types of Showers. Here are a few examples:

In the UK, there are various types of showers that plumbers install and repair. Each type offers different features and serves various needs. Here’s a rundown of some common types of showers:

Electric Showers

Electric Showers take cold water and heat it electrically. The unit has a heating element that doesn’t rely on the household’s hot water system. It’s a popular choice in the UK due to its independence from the central heating system.

Mixer Showers

Mixer Showers combine hot and cold water from the household supply to reach the desired temperature. They work best in homes with strong and consistent water pressure.

Thermostatic Mixer Showers

Similar to standard mixer Showers, Thermostatic Showers have a built-in thermostat that adjusts the water temperature if there’s a sudden change in water pressure. This feature ensures a constant, stable temperature, reducing the risk of scalding.

Power Showers

A Power Shower is a mixer shower with a built-in pump to boost the water flow. This type is ideal for homes with low water pressure.

Digital Showers

These are modern showers where a digital panel controls the flow and temperature. The panel can be located either inside or outside the shower enclosure.

Eco Showers

Designed to use less water than conventional showers, these are perfect for environmentally-conscious households. They might be Mixer, Electric, or Power Showers but are designed to limit water flow without compromising performance.

Dual Showers

Dual Showers have multiple outlets, such as an overhead shower and a hand-held showerhead. The user can choose which outlet to use or even use both simultaneously.

Bar Mixer Showers

These are a type of thermostatic shower with a bar-shaped valve mounted on the wall. The controls are typically very user-friendly, with one control for flow and another for temperature.

Column Showers

These are standalone units that incorporate both the controls and the showerhead into a single column. They can be a striking design feature in modern bathrooms.

Shower Issues?

Our Plumbers can rectify any Shower issue. Typical shower issues that require repair include:

Low Water Pressure: Caused by blockages, faulty valves, or supply issues.
Inconsistent Water Temperature: Often due to faulty thermostatic valves or heating system problems.
Dripping or Leaking Showerheads: Resulting from worn-out seals or cartridges.
Blocked Shower Drains: Accumulation of hair, soap, and other debris.
Cracked or Deteriorating Grout or Sealant: Can lead to water seepage and property damage.
Electric Shower Malfunctions: Issues with the heating element or electrical components.