Change is in the air and in the pipes of many people looking for a boiler installation to replace their existing units, particularly since a new energy-efficient combi boiler is not the only option. Read more
For many homeowners and building managers, Autumn is the time to get their annual boiler inspection sorted and look into potential upgrades to future-proof their heating system and save money in the long run.
With the end of summer nearing, now is the best time to get a new boiler if your old one has seen better days. After all, you will soon need a boiler that functions to its maximum capacity as the weather turns cold and you need more hot water. And you certainly don’t want to be making an emergency call-out after a breakdown on a chilly winter’s day.
There’s nothing worse than coming home on a cold day to find the central heating hasn’t kicked into gear and the house is as chilly as it is outside. There are many reasons why your heating might not be working, including leaking radiators.
The types of heating systems that people will install into new and existing homes may start to change beginning with this year.
During a bitter winter cold snap is often the time when people use their boilers the most, and often when they start contemplating starting the new year with a new unit.
With people mindful of their energy bills and wanting to save money as the mercury drops, a lot of tips, conventional wisdom and myths tend to be spread alongside vital advice.
It is a truth, universally acknowledged, that a property owner needs to organise an annual service for all of the boilers in a building.
Homeowners who are looking for a new boiler will have to decide which type to go for.
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