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Ask your QuestionHow much would it be to install my cooker? It's brand new and when it arrived the cooker came without a wire.
Asked by Carla on 21st Oct 2019Best Answer
"Hello
Firstly the question would be, do you have a cooker connection point where the appliance is going? If so and it's rated correctly at the distribution board then I would think this would cost £100 or more depending on location/parking etc.
To check if your fuse is the correct size take your appliance wattage(W) and divide is by 230v (V) = Amps (A)
The wattage should be on the appliance or manual.
If a new spur would have to be wired from the distribution board a visit for a quote would be advised. I would think it would cost upwards of £250 as this requires a certificate.
Good luck,
Best regards."
"Hello Carla, it depends on what location you are in. On average I would say around £50 - £80 to install an electric cooker. Some electricians have a minimum fee for each job. You're better off submitting a job on this site so local electricians could contact you with a more accurate price."
Answered on 25th Oct 2019 - Member since Oct 2019 - report"It depends on the length of electric cable required and the time it takes but on average between £40-65. Obviously, this price depends on things like location and any other issues that may occur."
Answered on 25th Oct 2019 - Member since May 2019 - report"Approximately £60-£75. Maybe additional costs depending on the electrical circuit and means of protection for said circuit, hard to say exactly without more information."
Answered on 25th Oct 2019 - Member since Jul 2018 - report
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