‘How much for a new boiler?’ is a fair question with an annoying answer: it depends. But it depends on a handful of understandable things, and once you know them you can read a quote properly rather than just comparing headline numbers.
Most people want to know one thing before booking: how long will I be without heating and hot water? The honest answer depends on the job, but here’s what to expect.
A long warranty is a big selling point on a new boiler — but it comes with conditions, and it’s easy to invalidate one without realising. Here’s how they actually work.
A boiler on its last legs rarely fails all at once — it tends to warn you first. Knowing the signs helps you replace on your terms rather than in a cold-weather emergency. For the record, we repair far more boilers than we replace.
‘What boiler should I get?’ usually comes down to how much hot water you need at once and what your home is set up for. Here are the three types in plain terms.
When a boiler breaks down, the first question is usually the hardest: is it worth fixing, or am I throwing good money after bad? There’s no single answer — but a few honest questions get you most of the way there. And for the record, we fix far more boilers than we replace.
