Boiler Installation in Bromley By Gas Safe Engineers

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Finding a reputable boiler engineer is just as important as finding a good quality boiler. Compare the Boiler Market has hundreds of Gas Safe registered engineers in your area who offer boiler installations across Bromley. We will have 4 engineers in your location call you and provide you with a FREE quote for the job.

Our network of engineers specialises in all types of domestic boiler installations in Bromley, which include LPG, gas, oil and electric boilers. To guarantee quality service, we ensure each engineer in our network is fully trained, registered and qualified to conduct boiler repairs, service and boiler installations. As a piece of mind, an extended warranty for labour and parts is included with most of the services provided by your selected engineer.

With Compare the Boiler Market, the customer has the power to choose the tradesman they want to work with. You also get up to 4 FREE quotes from qualified engineers all at no cost.

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When quoting, the tradesman will consider the type of boiler you want to be installed, the cost of labour, your location within Bromley and the amount of work required to get the boiler working. For boiler repairs and maintenance, the cost of any new parts is also considered.

To get the necessary information to provide you with a quote, the tradesmen will ask relevant questions about the job. These will also ensure the boiler is energy efficient so it saves you money on your bills.

Compare the Boiler Market will connect you to qualified tradesmen in your area to complete the boiler installation for you. We will help you get FREE quotes and give you the power to choose which installer you want to work with.

How much does boiler installation cost?

The cost of a new boiler installation can vary greatly; one household’s expenditure may be less than that of another. For example, the cost of replacing one’s current combi boiler with one of the same types may be less than that of switching from a standard boiler to a new combi boiler.

It is also worth noting that boilers are the least expensive part of the central heating system, with radiators and pipework usually costing more. This means that installing a new boiler can result in significant savings that would otherwise have been spent on a complete overhaul or large repair bill.

Do you give a quote before you start the work?

Yes, the engineers will give you a quote before starting any boiler installation work. This is important for you to know as it will help you budget for the work and stay within your budget. You need to know how much the boiler installation work is going to cost so that you can budget for it appropriately. You also want to ensure that you are paying a fair price, so the quote helps with that too. The quote will be given in writing and should include any VAT due on the price of the installation work. If you do not feel that the quote is fair then you can ask for a second opinion from another engineer or company who may be able to offer a better deal.

Is it worth installing a new boiler?

It indeed is worth installing a new boiler because the cost of installing a new boiler is far less than the saving you will make in the end. Additionally, you’ll have a more efficient unit that will save you cash from the first day of installation and last around fifteen years. A new boiler can save you money on your energy bills and can help improve your property value, which makes them very attractive to potential buyers when it comes to selling up at a later date. Plus, with modern boilers being much quieter than their older counterparts, there’s also no need for constant banging or rattling sounds when you get a new one!

When is the best time to replace my boiler?

Boilers are meant to last for years and years, but like any other appliance, there comes a point when replacement is inevitable. Here are a few ways to tell if your boiler is nearing the end of its useful life:

• If your boiler is older than 15 years, it has probably gotten its money’s worth and should be replaced.
• If the boiler is also older than 15 years and you’ve recently had to repair it, it may be worthwhile to replace it before you have more issues later on.
• If your boiler is newer than 15 years, but you’re still having problems with it, a repair may be an option depending on what the problems are. If it’s just a matter of replacing one part, that might be a good choice—but if the whole thing needs replacing, you’ll save money in the long run by getting a new one.
• Your boiler may need to be replaced if your energy bills have been going up despite no change in usage or weather conditions.

How long does it take to install a new boiler?

Installing a new boiler can be an extremely straightforward process in the right conditions. However, if you are experiencing complications or need additional work, such as a full central heating system installation, then the installation will take longer.

A typical combi boiler installation in most homes can take around one day to install.

If you are installing a conventional boiler instead of a combi, you will also need to install a hot water storage tank and cold water storage tank, which will likely take up more time and space.

Do you offer a boiler warranty?

All new boilers bought directly from the manufacturers have a free 2 to 5-year boiler warranty. So, you can have peace of mind knowing your new boiler is covered in the event of failure. However, the exact timespan for the cover is dependent on the type of boiler you get.

How long should a boiler last?

The lifetime of a boiler can vary from one model to the next, and many factors can affect its longevity. However, the average lifespan of boilers in UK homes is between 10 and 15 years.

The single most important thing you can do to ensure your boiler lasts as long as possible is to arrange for regular maintenance. A professional should inspect your boiler every year and perform basic maintenance tasks. These tasks include checking the gas pressure and connections, ensuring that all safety devices are working properly, checking for leaks, cleaning and adjusting the burner, flushing the pipes and testing the heating cycle. If anything needs repair or adjustment, it should be done at this time.

You can also help extend the life of your boiler by turning down the thermostat when you won’t be home for several hours or when everyone has gone to bed. This allows the boiler to take a break from operating continuously, which will reduce wear and tear on its components. When you do turn up the thermostat again, give your boiler a few minutes to warm up before expecting it to produce heat at full blast.