New boiler installation

Boilers that are over ten year's old waste a lot of valuable energy.

Looking for cost efficient heating? You should be aware that current building regulations state that any replacement or new gas-fired boiler must be a condensing boiler. Older boilers convert as little as 60% of the fuel they use into heat which has a big impact on your home heating bills and the environment.

We specialise in the installation of condensing boilers and renewable energy products from Worcester and Baxi, using the latest technology available. Modern condensing boilers improve Efficiency to over 90% which could save you a minimum of 30% per year on your home heating bills, which represents a big saving over the lifetime of your boiler.

Depending on your heating and hot water demand there are different types of condensing boilers that are available, please follow the link for any questions you might have regarding the main boiler types.

Signs that your appliances need servicing

Here are some warnings signs to be mindful of that are tell tale signs that your gas appliances need to be serviced:

  • Your gas appliance is not working efficiently
  • Your appliance is burning with a lazy yellow or orange flame instead of a crisp blue flame
  • You can see soot or yellow/brown staining around or on gas appliances
  • The pilot light keeps going out
  • There is increased condensation inside windows

If you notice any of these signs or anything else that is unusual, you need to get your appliances checked as soon as possible. By servicing your gas appliances regularly, you will make sure they are safe to use. It will also help to improve their performance and Efficiency, saving you more time and money in the long run.

Flues and chimneys

Flues, chimneys and air vents allow gas to escape from your home. You must keep flues, chimneys and air vents clear so that fumes can escape easily.

Never block these airways to prevent a draft. Blocking ventilation is dangerous and could result in carbon monoxide building up in your home.
Have chimneys swept every year, no matter how much you use the fire, to make sure fumes can escape freely. Check for birds nests, leaves and other natural debris, they could be blocking the exit.

Shared flues

If you live in a block of flats or terraced housing, it is also possible for carbon monoxide to seep into properties through shared flues and chimneys. If your property has a shared flue or chimney, don't just assume someone else has taken care of clearing it of obstructions, share responsibility to get them checked every year to make sure they are allowing these dangerous gases to escape.

If you are considering replacing an old boiler please contact us for a no obligation estimate.