Cooker hood installation cost

Question

We require a cooker hood installed in our kitchen. Do we just need an electrician for this? How much is it likely to cost?
Thank you

Nigel · Accepted Answer

Hello there, this is Nigel Rooney from Herts and Beds Electrical.
If it is a straight swap over and does not require any adjustment
With wiring you only need a competent person to replace the cooker hood. 
If you require power points to he moved or added for the cooker Hood then you will need a Part P Electrician. So he or she can carry out the work and then test the Electrics. Certificate the Electrics. And notify the work to the local building authority.
A ball park figure for a simple job will be between £ 140.00 and 
£ 180.00 pounds.
Regards

Nigel Rooney

Owner of Herts and Beds Electrical 

www.hertsandbedselectrical.co.uk

Chris · Answer

you are asking  for one to be  installed or replaced,I am not  quite sure. Yes  an electrician will do all for you. If you  are going to install one  maybe  look at  ones that  use charcoal filters which do  not  need ductwork. But you may  need  ductwork  for building regulations. if  installed  from scratch i think £120 should cover this, but is very difficult to price blind for you , sorry

John · Answer

Yes an electrician would be able to do the whole job for you. Cooker Hood prices vary but should not take longer than 3/4 of a day. For a neat job lifting of floorboards above the hood would be better. Electricians day rates are all different depending on area. You can expect anything from £120 - £220 for without materials.

Mark · Answer

Hi Jade,

It’s hard to judge without knowing the exact nature of the install, wether it’s a straight replacement, or new install that requires new electrics/vents etc so Doyle be between £75 and £200 depending on variants.

Mark

John · Answer

Hi
It all depends if there is already an electric point for the cooker hood then no but if not obviously yes cost would be around £95-£125 unless electric point needs to be put in if point required then approximately £185-£245

Martin Mcgrath · Answer

Installing a cooker hood as a replacement where an existing power supply is already available should be within the abilities of most DIY enthusiasts.
Ensure the power supply is correctly isolated prior to any works taking place, if your not sure how to this, your not up to doing the job yourself.
Ultimately it depends on your own level of expertise, if in doubt don't do it, call a professional.

Martin · Answer

Yes an electrician is all you need. Price is dependent on many factors ie. is there a power supply already or does one need to be put in place. Also does there need to be a hole drilled through the wall to install ducting ect...

Scott · Answer

Tricky one to give a definite price.....if no existing feed then one would need to be run, assuming it’s straight forward then a couple of hours Labour plus materials so around £120 but that is a rough estimate with out seeing the install

Charles · Answer

Yes an electrician would be able to do the whole job for you. Cooker Hood prices vary but should not take longer than 3/4 of a day. For a neat job lifting of floorboards above the hood would be better. Electricians day rates are all different depending on area. You can expect anything from £120 - £220 for without materials."

Shailesh · Answer

If there is connection for power. Then it will cost £200.

Cooker hood installation cost

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