Boiler Installation & Replacement

Boiler Installation Survey

A boiler installation survey is the first step to a safe, correct boiler replacement. It checks your existing heating and hot water setup, confirms what will and will not work in your property, and sets out a clear plan for the new boiler so you can proceed with confidence.

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What the boiler installation survey covers

A pre-installation survey reduces guesswork and helps avoid delays on installation day. It focuses on safety, suitability, and getting the specification right.

  • Review of your current boiler and heating system layout
  • Assessment of hot water demand and boiler sizing guidance
  • Checks on flue route options, termination position, and condensate drain route
  • Review of gas pipe sizing and whether upgrades may be required
  • Location and access checks for installation, servicing, and future maintenance
  • Review of controls, cylinder (if applicable), and options for improving efficiency
  • Identification of any remedial work needed to meet current standards
  • Clear explanation of next steps, timescales, and what the installation will involve

When this service is most useful

  • You are replacing an older boiler and want to avoid unexpected extras.
  • You are moving from regular to system or combi and need to confirm feasibility.
  • You have issues such as low pressure, poor hot water performance, or uneven heating.
  • You are a landlord or small commercial client who needs a documented, planned approach.

What happens during the visit

The survey is carried out on-site so the system, pipework routes, and practical constraints can be seen first-hand. You can expect straightforward questions about your hot water use, heating performance, and any future plans (for example, bathroom changes or extensions). The findings are then used to shape a compliant, workable installation plan.

After the survey

You will receive clear recommendations on the right boiler type and any necessary system work. If you decide to proceed, the survey information is used to plan the installation efficiently and support the required safety and compliance steps.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a survey before replacing my boiler?
A survey is strongly recommended for most replacements, especially if you are changing boiler type or location. It confirms what is feasible, identifies any upgrades needed, and helps avoid surprises on installation day.
What do you check during a boiler installation survey?
The survey looks at your existing system, hot water demand, flue and condensate routes, and gas pipe sizing. It also checks practical access and highlights any work needed to meet current safety and installation standards.
Will I get a quote after the survey?
Yes. The survey findings are used to produce a clear installation plan and pricing based on what your property actually needs. If options are available, these can be explained so you can compare like for like.
How long does a boiler survey take?
Most surveys are completed within a single visit. The time can vary depending on access, the complexity of the system, and whether there are multiple boiler location options to consider.
Can you survey a rental property or small commercial premises?
Yes. A survey can be carried out for landlords and small commercial sites to confirm suitability and compliance requirements. It also helps plan access, downtime, and any follow-on work needed.

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