Who qualifies for the ECO boiler grant? 

Low income and vulnerable homeowners in receipt of qualifying benefits with a boiler older than six years can be eligible for ECO funding for boiler replacement.

What if I don't qualify for boiler funding

If you don't meet the criteria for the boiler funding, we offer our customers affordable prices to replace their boiler privately. We work in partnership with Payl8r, and offer our customers an option to spread the cost over 12 months. You can learn more about the Payl8r here.

How much does it cost to replace the boiler?

'How much' is one of the first questions you will have when considering to replace your boiler. Sadly, there is no one definite answer to how much it will cost. The price of the boiler replacement will include the cost of the boiler, labour, system flush and any additional works that might need be carried out.

However, a simple combination boiler swap will cost around £1,400-1,500. However, to provide you with an accurate quote, we offer a free no-obligation survey.

What boiler can you replace?

If you are looking to replace your boiler, there are several different types of systems that we can install. These include:

Combi boilers

Combination boiler or 'combi' boilers are one of the most popular choices of boiler systems within the UK. Combination boilers combine heating systems with efficient water heating with powerful central heating in one. This is the system great for most homes. They are easy to install, compact, and available in a range of size and outputs.

Advantages of a combi boiler

• Compact

  There is no need for any separate tanks or cylinders with combination boilers. Gas combi boilers are excellent for smaller properties.

• Instantaneous hot water

  By installing a combination boiler, you provide your household with on-demand hot water.

• Efficient and Economical

  Combi boilers are designed to be energy efficient. It produces condensation for more energy to be used rather than wasted.

Which Combi boiler is best for your home?

Gas combi boilers come in different shapes and sizes, each suitable for specific kinds of properties and rooms. During the no-obligation free survey, our surveyor will identify your needs and will be able to advise you which boiler is the most suitable for you.

However, the most crucial factor when choosing your boiler is the kW output required. kW outputs relate to the size of the boiler and are reliant on the number of bathrooms and radiators present within your household. The higher the kW output of your boiler, the better the supply of hot water you will receive.

Here is a simple guide to average kW output needed based on the type of property you own:

System Boiler

System boilers (also known as sealed-system boilers) are generally suitable for a variety of homes, particularly properties that have more than average demand for hot water. These boilers are manufactured to provide both heating and hot water with the use of additional storage cylinder.

Advantages of a System Boiler

• Compact

  No cold water tank is required, which means that it could take up less space.

• Efficient to run

  A new system boiler installation could help lower your energy bills as hot water is pumped through the radiators and the hot water cylinder.

• Provides a constant hot-water supply to multiple taps

  System boilers are manufactured to ensure hot water is delivered contumeliously. You can run multiple taps at the same time without any restraints.

Which system boiler is the best for your property?

There is a wide range of system boilers available, all varying in size, model and brand to suit a diverse range of households. During the no-obligation free survey, our surveyor will identify your needs and will be able to advise which boiler is most suitable for you.

However, things you should consider before picking your system boiler: your average heat and hot water usage, and you should also consider the kW output.

Here is a simple guide to average kW output needed based on the type of property you own:

Conventional boilers, regular, heat-only

Conventional boilers are designed to provide both heating and hot water by the use of an additional cold-water tank and hot-water cylinder. These boilers would be suitable for households where multiple people are likely to require hot water at the same time.

Advantages of a conventional boiler

• They are designed to provide hot water to multiple taps at the same time

  Conventional boilers are an excellent choice for the properties that have a high demand for hot water.

• Energy-efficient

  The conventional boilers that we install are A-rated for efficiency.

Which conventional boiler is best for your property?

Factors such as your home size and central heating demands will determine what boiler you would require. This is why we offer a free no-obligation survey. During the visit, our surveyor would identify your individual needs and provide you with an accurate quote.

The estimated guide below could help you get a better idea about the kW output that your home might require:

Boiler Conversations

We offer boiler conversations to change from a conventional or system boiler to a combi boiler. We suggest booking a free no-obligation survey and our surveyor will be able to talk you through what work would need to be carried out to meet your needs.

First-time central heating

If your property does not have central heating and you don't qualify for the first time central heating grant. We offer first-time central heating installation; this includes a boiler, radiators, heating controls and pipework. The cost of installing the first time central heating will cost you around £3,000. We offer a free no-obligation survey during which our surveyor will identify all your needs and able to provide you with an accurate quote.

If you don’t qualify for the funding and you are interested in getting a quote for a boiler replacement please contact us and we will be happy to assist.