An Ultimate Guide on New Boiler Installation
Installing a new boiler? There are a few things you should and should not do and some precautions to aware of before proceeding. For instance, it’s advisable to hire a professional who specialises in new boiler installation.
Installing a new boiler is not as simple as it sounds. The process can be technical and complex, so the job is best left to a professional, preferably a Gas Safe registered heating engineer. So, look up credible and reputable installers in your area and make sure they come from a respected company those instals and services high-quality boilers. Here are more things you should know about boiler installation:
How much will it cost?
The cost of a new boiler installation will depend on the number of bathrooms and the size of your home. You may need other upgrades to ensure that it will be up to standard. A circulating pump, thermostat, and programmer may also affect the price. Consider booking a boiler installation survey to learn more.
Get a quote
Once you find an installer, get in touch with them for a new boiler installation quote. Share a few crucial details about your property, such as the number of bathrooms and bedrooms, the current boiler you’re using (if applicable), and the new boiler that you want. You can also request flexible payment and a new thermostat when necessary. That way, they can give you a more accurate quote to help you make an informed decision to hire them. Consider comparing the quotes between two different installers.
Make sure the installer is accredited
Choose local, accredited installers of well-known brands like Worcester, Vaillant, Alpha, Ideal, and Keston. Accredited Worcester installers can guarantee up to 12 years on a new boiler installation. Consider an installer that’s a Diamond Member of the brand’s WAI Scheme, which means they’re accredited to work on all Worcester Bosch boilers.
Ensure top-quality workmanship
Make sure you’re hiring professionals who have been serving London for more than 15 years. Their Gas Safe registered heating engineers must be expertly trained and up-to-date with their training.