Combi boiler
A combi heats water as you need it and usually avoids a separate hot-water cylinder. Suitability depends on the incoming supply and simultaneous demand; it is important to discuss how bathrooms and taps are used.
A fresh start for your heating
The right boiler. Properly fitted.
A new boiler should suit your home, your hot-water needs and your budget. We’ll help you compare sensible options and give you a clear installation quote.
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New boilers · North Wales & North West
A quote based on your home
We look at your existing heating system, how much hot water you use and where the new boiler will go. That helps us specify a suitable combi, system or regular boiler rather than guessing from the number of bedrooms alone.
Your quote sets out the appliance, controls, agreed pipework and any system cleaning or extra work. We explain access requirements and likely disruption before agreeing a date. After installation we commission the boiler, explain the controls and provide the relevant installation records.
Start with your needs
Start with the right kind of system
System boiler
A system boiler works with a hot-water cylinder. It can suit homes where stored hot water is useful, but the cylinder and controls need to be matched to the property and available space.
Regular boiler
A regular boiler is used with a separate cylinder and associated system components, often including tanks. Retaining or changing an existing arrangement needs a survey of the full system and pipework.
A better-informed choice
The right boiler starts with your home.
Output, hot-water demand, available space and the existing pipework all matter. A bigger boiler is not automatically the right one. Your survey and written quote explain the recommendation.
For a manufacturer’s overview, see Worcester Bosch’s guide to boiler types.
A clear scope
Know what you’re arranging.
Compare the complete installed specification rather than the boiler price alone. Your quotation should make clear what will be supplied and what needs separate agreement.
Your agreed visit or quotation
What we can include
- Specified boiler make and model
- Agreed controls and installation work
- Commissioning and relevant records
- An explanation of the controls at handover
Discussed before proceeding
What may need a separate price
- Moving the boiler to a different location
- Unforeseen pipework or access alterations
- Electrical, building or decorative work
- Upgrades beyond the written specification
Care in the details
Understand the work. Feel comfortable with the next step.
Tell us whether you want a straightforward replacement or a new location. A different position can change the flue, condensate and pipework requirements, so it needs a survey.
The appointment or quotation should identify the agreed work, access arrangements and any limitations. If the engineer finds something outside that scope, we explain the options and costs before additional work goes ahead.
From your first enquiry
What happens next.
A practical guide to the process, with details agreed for your property.
01
Understand your home
Discuss your current system, hot-water demand, location preferences and budget.
02
Survey and specify
Check the installation requirements and set out the suitable equipment and work.
03
Plan installation day
Agree access, protection, expected interruption to heating and hot water, and the programme.
04
Commission and hand over
The engineer completes the appropriate checks and explains operation and the supplied records.
A smoother appointment
A little preparation goes a long way.
Think about the whole home
Tell us if you are adding a bathroom, extending or changing radiators. Future changes can affect what is sensible to specify now.
Compare written inclusions
Check the model, controls, cleaning method, filter if proposed, pipework, flue and warranty. A lower headline price may cover a different scope.
Make room for the work
Discuss furniture, cupboard alterations, parking and the route for equipment. Clarify making good and work by other trades in advance.
Useful before your visit
A little help with the common questions.
Good to knowNew boilers FAQs
Useful details before you decide. If your question is more specific, our team is happy to help.
Which boiler brands do you install?
Our current online range matches MyNextBoiler: Viessmann Vitodens 025-W and 050-W, Ideal Heating i Mini2, Worcester Bosch Greenstar 4000 and Greenstar 8000+. The final choice depends on your home, hot-water demand, installation details and product availability.
Can I get an instant fixed price?
Yes. Answer the online quote questions to compare prices for eligible standard replacements. More complex installations and unknown details follow a manual-review route. Prices include VAT and the stated standard installation scope. A survey and written quotation confirm the specification and price before work is agreed.
What warranty will I get?
Warranty length and conditions depend on the exact boiler and installation package. Your written quote will identify the applicable manufacturer’s terms.
Can a new boiler go in a different room?
Possibly, but it changes the survey and scope. Flue routing, condensate drainage, gas supply, water pipework and access all need to be assessed before a new location is agreed.
Will I need new radiators too?
Not automatically. We assess the existing heating system and explain any recommended changes. New radiators should only form part of the installation if included in your quote.
How long will installation take?
It depends on whether the job is a straightforward replacement, a system conversion or a relocation. The expected programme is discussed after the survey.
Can you guarantee lower energy bills?
No specific saving is promised. Bills depend on the existing system, controls, home, usage and energy prices. We focus on specifying and commissioning a suitable installation.
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