Boiler Replacement
A boiler replacement removes an unreliable or inefficient boiler and installs a new, correctly sized unit that delivers dependable heating and hot water. The service is planned and managed end to end, with clear steps, tidy workmanship, and full commissioning so your system runs safely and efficiently from day one.
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What a boiler replacement delivers
A like for like swap or an upgrade, completed to current safety standards and set up for efficient, reliable performance.
- Assessment of your existing boiler, pipework, flue route and controls
- Advice on boiler size and configuration to suit the property and usage
- Safe isolation and removal of the old boiler
- Installation of the new boiler with correct connections to heating and hot water
- Flue, condensate and safety checks in line with regulations
- Commissioning: pressure checks, combustion analysis, settings and balancing where needed
- Handover: how to use controls, what to monitor, and maintenance guidance
- Certification and required compliance paperwork
When boiler replacement is the right choice
A replacement is usually the best option when repairs are becoming frequent, parts are hard to source, or the boiler is no longer running efficiently. It also makes sense if you are renovating, adding bathrooms, improving heating controls, or want to reduce running costs and improve comfort.
How the installation is carried out
Work starts with an on site check to confirm suitability, access, and any upgrades needed for a safe installation. On the day, the old boiler is removed, the new unit is fitted and connected, then the system is tested and commissioned. You will be shown the controls and provided with the relevant paperwork once everything is working as it should.
Aftercare and ongoing performance
After installation, routine servicing helps protect efficiency and reliability, and supports warranty requirements. If you notice pressure drops, unusual noises, or inconsistent heating, early checks can prevent small issues becoming breakdowns.