Heating & Plumbing for Barbershops
A barbershop typically runs fewer basins than a salon but still needs consistent hot water throughout a full trading day, often with limited back-of-shop space for the water heater or boiler itself..
A barbershop typically runs fewer basins than a salon but still needs consistent hot water throughout a full trading day, often with limited back-of-shop space for the water heater or boiler itself.
Steady demand through the day
Even with just one or two chairs and basins in regular use, hot water is drawn steadily rather than in short bursts, which favours a system with good recovery over one with a large but slow tank.
Working in tight back-of-shop spaces
Barbershops often fit the boiler or water heater into a small stockroom or under-stairs space, which limits appliance choice and servicing access.
What we need from you to quote
How many chairs and basins are in use, roughly how many customers you see per day, and the space available for equipment.
Book a barbershop plumbing visit
Tell us your daily customer numbers and available equipment space and we will suggest what suits the shop.
Questions we get asked
Do we need a bigger water heater than our current one?
It depends on your daily customer numbers and how the current system copes; we can assess this on a visit.
Can you service equipment in a small stockroom?
Yes, provided there's safe access and adequate ventilation for the appliance, which we would confirm beforehand.
Can work be booked around our trading hours?
Where the fault allows it, we will aim for quieter times or before opening.