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Free Home Survey
- Book a Free Home Survey and one of our team members will carry out a thorough assessment of your current heating system to determine the most suitable type and size of boiler for your home.
- Tell us any specific requirements you may have and we will discuss various options and advise on the Pros and Cons of each to help you decide which boiler is best for your home.
- Free Quotation. After visiting your property, we provide a detailed, no-obligation quotation that outlines the costs and scope of the installation.
Professional Installation
- Our Gas Safe Registered Engineers ensure a safe and compliant installation.
- We handle the removal of the old boiler, fit the new boiler, and integrate it with your existing heating system. Our service includes any necessary plumbing and electrical work whilst maintaining a clean and safe working environment. We perform thorough efficiency and safety checks to ensure the new boiler functions optimally
- After installation, We provide a handover, explaining how to operate the new boiler and offering ongoing support for any issues or questions.
Various Smart Control Options
Up To 12 Years Guarantee
Excellent After Care Service Available
A-Rated Efficiency Boilers Installed
Types of Boilers Installed
- Brands of Boiler – We focus mainly on Vaillant and Worcester Bosch boilers. They are known for their reliability and are accompanied by a great warranty service however we will fit other brands upon request.
- Combination Boilers – These efficient, space-saving units combine heating and hot water in one system without needing a separate hot water cylinder.
- System Boilers: Ideal for homes with multiple bathrooms, system boilers provide a constant supply of hot water to several taps at once via the use of a hot water cylinder.
- Regular Boilers: Also known as traditional or heat-only boilers, these work well in homes with a traditional heating and hot water system already in place but do not include an integrated pump or expansion vessel.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a new boiler cost?
We see most new boiler installations coming in at between £2000 – £5000 inclusive of supply, labour, and VAT. The make and model of boiler and the work involved can vary the price quite dramatically. Good news, we offer Free quotations either in person or online.
Will you need to turn my water or power off?
In some cases we will need to turn the water or power off at some point, we try to keep disruption to a minimum by informing you of any times that we plan to do this and keeping down time to a minimum.
What type of Guarantee will I get?
The Guarantee you receive for the boiler will be directly from the manufacturer of the appliance, These generally range between 5-12 years and cover parts and labour but are subject to the individual manufacturers terms and conditions. We offer a 1 year workmanship Guarantee as standard for our installations.
Do I need a power flush?
Every boiler installation gets a chemical flush as standard. We can upgrade to a power flush if required but this is normally only needed for really sludged up systems that have cold spots on radiators.
What are the benefits of getting a new boiler?
Peace of mind, more efficient, and quieter to name a few.
What type of boiler shall I choose?
Boilers come in 3 main categories,
combination – does all the heating and hot water without tanks in loft or airing cupboard.
System – integral pump and expansion vessel but requires a cylinder for the hot water.
Heat only – requires a cylinder for the hot water, a pump and sometimes a tank in the loft.
The least disruptive installation will be a like for like replacement but this might not always be the best option. Our engineers will guide you through the process of deciding whats right for you.
How much can a new boiler reduce your energy bills by?
How long does it take to install a replacement boiler?
Do I need to register my Guarantee or notify building control?
No, we take care of the manufacturers registration and building control notification for you.
How often should I replace my boiler?
Modern boilers last around 15 years, it can often be better off to replace a boiler that is getting old and inefficient rather than waiting for it to break down.