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Cutting the cost of your bills, not just your boiler

Whether you’re installing a Worcester Bosch, Viessmann, Ideal, Baxi or any other boiler. Always ensure that your new boiler is A-rated or above. This means that the boiler is at least 90% efficient with its fuel. All boilers should be A-rated. Some are better than others, hence why we have given you so many boilers to choose from. The boiler installers on this site all provide A-rated boilers from the best companies. We’ve even ensure that we have provided you with some fantastic budget boilers, whilst they are a bit cheaper, they are still very economical to keep your gas bills down.

Which type of new boiler is best for me to install?

What type of new boiler you should install is usually decided by the type of boiler you currently have. If you have a combi boiler, it is highly likely you will just want to replace it with a new combi boiler. This is cost-effective, efficient and the most common type of boiler installation in the UK. If you have a system boiler, a boiler with a hot water tank, then you have a few options. You can either keep your system boiler and replace it with another system boiler, or you could get rid of your hot water tank and convert your system boiler to a combi boiler. A simple system boiler to system boiler swap is the easiest option, but changing to a combi boiler could save you money in the long term. It all depends on the hot water demand in your home. The same applies if you have a regular boiler that has a hot water, and a cold water tank. You can keep your regular boiler or you could convert to a combi boiler at an extra cost to you.

Who are the best boiler installation companies?

The boiler installation companies featured on this site are who we recommend due to the outstanding reviews received by them by their previous customers. All the boiler installation companies, Boiler Central, Heatable, Warmzilla & Boxt have countless 5-star reviews on TrustPilot, Google, Facebook, and more. These reviews aren’t there by accident and the new generation of buying a boiler online and booking and an installation date is widely regarded as the way everything is going to go. If you don’t believe us check each company out and see for yourself.

How To Keep Boiler Installation Costs Down

usually, when people replace their boiler and get a new boiler installed it is because their old boiler has broken down and can’t be fixed. In most cases, people will just choose another boiler of the same type and swap it for another boiler. For example, if you have a combi boiler and are happy to just replace your combi boiler and keep it in the same place, this will be the best option. If for some reason you need to move your boiler or change the type of boiler, this will incur some greater costs. To keep boiler installation costs down you should always try and keep any extra work to a minimum if you can help it.

Can I Choose To Have My New Boiler Installed In A Different Location?

Yes of course you can choose to have your new boiler installation wherever you like. You will just have to pay for this extra work. The cost of moving your new boiler will depend on how far away from your current boiler it will be. This will be due to the extra work involved and any extra materials. For example, if you want to move your boiler from your kitchen to the utility room, it will be a lot less than if you want to move it to a room at the other side of the house. You can move any boiler you like, whether you have a combi boiler, system boiler or regular boiler, you can choose to have the new boiler installed in any room you like as long as it will fit.

How To Compare Boilers & Get The Best Boiler For Your Home

When you compare boilers you need to make sure that the ones you are comparing boilers that are similar and suited to your home and within your budget. There is no point in comparing a Vokera EasiHeat against a Worcester Bosch Greenstar 8000. One will cost around £1,600 and the other around £2,300. Once you have set a budget, found out what output you need (kW) & know what type of boiler you need (combi, system, or regular) then you can start comparing. Generally, boilers in the same price range will be of similar quality, reliability & performance, as long as the output (kW) is around the same. If you are unsure, you can always speak to someone at one of our recommended installers who will have boiler experts at hand to guide you.

Local Gas Safe Registered Boiler Installers for your peace of mind

Gas Safe registered heating engineers should be the only people who install a boiler in your home. This is due to the fact that they have to be suitably qualified to ensure safe and legal work is carried out. Gas Safe registered engineers have to prove to the regulatory body that they are capable of completing any work to industry standards. This also means that they and you are insured for any problems that may arise. You can ask for a Gas Safe certificate from any installer and they must provide you with this. They will also be on the register. All our recommended installers only use Gas Safe registered engineers.

*Prices correct as of September 2021 for a direct combi boiler like for like replacement, remaining in the same place. Prices subject to seasonal change and any offers available.