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Having power outside in our gardens is increasingly important for enhancing the usability and aesthetics of our outdoor spaces. This includes lights, hot tubs, electric BBQs, pergola power, and outside sockets. These elements not only add functionality but also transform the garden into a more inviting and versatile area, extending the living space beyond the walls of our homes. The integration of power in gardens is not just about convenience; it reflects a growing desire to merge indoor comfort with outdoor living, creating spaces that are both practical and beautiful. This trend represents a shift in how we perceive and utilize our gardens, turning them into extensions of our homes where we can relax, entertain, and enjoy the beauty of nature with the added benefits of modern technology.
Communication is at the heart of A Bathe Electrics, that’s why we like to make the process of bookings as easy as 123. We are also happy to answer any questions you may have a long the way.
We get you're enquire about the work you would like done and we can advise and give an estimate. We can also arrange a home visit if we need to.
Once it is clear what work needs to take place and your happy with the estimate we send over a booking email, with a link to book and pay a deposit.
Once the job is booked we will turn up when we say and carry out the scheduled work. If there are any alterations from either side these can be discussed.
This mainly boils down to three things; Materials used, professional installation and the correct protection. The materials need to be IP rated and suitable for outdoor conditions. The installation needs to be carried out by someone who is competent and has the right tools. Finally, the circuit needs to be protected by the correct size fuse/breaker and RCD protection must be in place.
This is dependent on various factors and your requirements so it’s best to consult with your electrician.
Yes – RCD protection is a life saving device and it is particular important to have where water ingress is likely to happen. Your Electrician will be able to advise about the best way to install RCD protection.