Boiler Installations
Types of Boilers We Can Install
General Questions
Boiler Installation FAQs
Our Gas Safe engineers possess the expertise to install a wide range of boiler types, encompassing gas, electric, commercial, conventional, or combi models. With extensive experience, they’ve successfully installed industry-leading brands such as Vaillant and Worcester Bosch, as well as other reputable names like Veissmann, Baxi, Honeywell, Ideal, Ravenheat, and numerous others.
Explore our range of extended warranties available for various boiler manufacturers by contacting us directly to discover the options tailored to your needs.
Yes, you will obtain a boiler installation certificate from our Gas Safe registered engineers. Once the installation is completed, we will provide you with the necessary documentation, confirming that the boiler has been installed in compliance with building regulations and safety standards.
Our comprehensive boiler installation service is designed to swiftly set up your new system, causing minimal disruption to you and your household. With our team of engineers covering a wide range of services throughout London, we guarantee prompt assistance to ensure your boiler is operational within days.
Contact us to learn more about the scope of our boiler installation service and the details covered in our estimates. We’re committed to guiding you through the entire process, ensuring it’s straightforward and hassle-free.
The duration of each boiler installation varies depending on the location and timing of the installation. However, our goal is to complete the work promptly and accurately, ensuring efficient service delivery.
Please note that the price ranges provided below are merely estimations. Determining the average cost of a new boiler replacement is challenging due to numerous variables to take into account.
- Combi Boiler £1,600 + VAT
- System Boiler £1,400 + VAT
- Conventional Boiler £2,200 + VAT
- LPG boiler £1,500 +VAT
- Biomass boiler £10,000 + VAT
- Condensing boiler £2,500 + VAT
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General Questions
Guidance on How to Operate a New Boiler
Start by ensuring the boiler is connected to a power source and water supply. Then, follow the manufacturer’s instructions to power it on, usually by pressing the power button or turning a dial. Check that the thermostat is set to your desired temperature.
For heating, aim for 18-21°C in living spaces. For hot water, a temperature of 60°C is recommended to prevent bacterial growth while avoiding scalding.
Use the boiler’s built-in controls or a connected thermostat to set your preferred temperature. Smart thermostats often allow adjustments via a smartphone app.
Common symbols include a flame for heating, a tap for hot water, and a snowflake for frost protection. Refer to your boiler manual for a detailed explanation of all icons.
Contact us to learn more about the scope of our boiler installation service and the details covered in our estimates. We’re committed to guiding you through the entire process, ensuring it’s straightforward and hassle-free.
Locate the pressure gauge on the front of the boiler. The needle should be in the green zone, typically between 1 and 2 bar. If it’s too low, you may need to top it up using the filling loop.
Consult your boiler manual to identify the issue associated with the error code. Minor issues like low pressure can often be resolved yourself, but more serious problems require professional assistance.
Access the timer settings via the boiler’s control panel or connected thermostat. Set specific times for the boiler to switch on and off, ensuring efficient heating when you need it most.
Yes, modern boilers are designed to operate safely for extended periods. However, using a programmable thermostat to lower the temperature overnight can save energy.
Regularly review your settings, especially during seasonal changes, to ensure your boiler operates efficiently. Check the pressure and thermostat settings at least once a month.
Homeowners can check the pressure, bleed radiators, and clean the boiler’s exterior. For internal maintenance, always hire a Gas Safe registered engineer to ensure safety and compliance.