We install and replace regular (conventional) boilers for our customers across the Wirral and Merseyside, seeking a new, A+ Rated modern boiler solution for their property.
Our boiler engineers are qualified and trained to install the latest regular boiler technology to help families reduce their energy expenditure and save money on their monthly energy bills.
If you’re looking for a new regular boiler for your property, then get in touch and we’ll provide a free home survey.
A regular boiler, often called a conventional boiler, is a large and powerful boiler system consisting of a hot water cylinder and a cold water tank. Due to the size of the boiler solution, it requires a large space including the cold water tank in a loft space. The cold-water tank in the loft passes down water to the boiler, which passes hot water to appliances around the property or in the hot water cylinder.
The cold-water tank and large water cylinder require more space for the boiler system, making it more suited to larger households. However, with its large system comes the ability to meet large hot water demands and reliable hot water for appliances.
Regular boilers have commonly been used in UK households since the 1970s and 1980s due to their practicality and reliability for hot water solutions. Due to the cold-water tank functionality and ability to store large volumes of hot water, the regular boiler provides a consistent, reliable source of hot water which makes it often preferred by larger households with large hot water demands.
To ensure that our regular boiler installations remain high quality and safe for our customers, we follow a rigorous process and perform safety inspections once we have completed the job.
After we’ve spoken with you over the phone, one of our engineers will visit your property to conduct a home survey. They will speak to you about your new boiler, what work will be required and provide you with an accurate quote.
A boiler engineer will visit your property again to complete your regular boiler installation. They will safely remove your old boiler, and replace it with your new unit, as well as installing a new hot water cylinder and cold water tank.
Once your new regular boiler has been installed, the boiler will be thoroughly tested by our engineers and you will be provided with a safety certificate to confirm that the boiler is in running order.
If you want to find out more about our regular boiler installations including costs, speak to us today by giving us a call on 0151 203 3771 or send us a message for a callback.
The time taken for a regular boiler installation typically lasts from a day up to 3 days. The time taken for one of our engineers to safely install a new regular boiler can depend on the complexity of the job and how much work is required. Boiler conversions, such as system boiler being replaced by a conventional boiler may take longer.
There are many differences in the functionalities between the combi boiler and the regular boiler. The regular boiler provides a more reliable, consistent solution for hot water in a household, whereas a combi boiler offers a greener, more efficient solution which can reduce energy expenditure.
Regular boilers require space for a hot water cylinder and cold water tank which does require space and therefore it would not be suitable for small households.
Our boiler engineers are trained to remove and replace system boilers with a brand-new A+ rated regular boiler.
Typically, a regular boiler installation can cost anywhere between £2,500 and £5,000. This includes the cost of the boiler unit and the installation costs.
The cost does depend on the boiler model you choose, with affordable and premium options available, and the complexity of the job. Some jobs may require more work completed which can increase the overall cost.
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