Do you need a New Boiler Installation in Thornton Heath?

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A new boiler is a serious investment, and it can be a daunting task selecting the right type of boiler for your Thornton Heath home or business. At Phone A Plumber we can help make your new boiler installation process easy and straightforward.

There is a wide range of boilers available in Thornton Heath and each one will have a different set of features, capacity and use cases. Your choice of new boiler depends on many factors that will all have an impact on the type of boiler we would recommend.

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We have fully certified and approved Gas Safe registered boiler engineers, to make sure that any boiler fitting work we undertake is to the highest possible standards.

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There are 4 main boiler types available for Thornton Heath customers:

Combination Boiler

Combination boilers are the most popular type of new boiler, as they heat hot water as and when you need it. There is no need to install a hot water cylinder or cold-water tank, as the boiler is connected directly to the water mains.

This is perfect for Thornton Heath homes with limited space and a smaller hot water requirements.

System Boiler

This type of boiler works together with a hot water cylinder, but usually doesn’t require a cold-water tank, as the system can be filled directly from the water mains.

This type of system benefits from having an electric immersion heater within the cylinder which means you can still have hot water even if your boiler breaks down.

Conventional Boiler

This type of system is more traditional and is often found in older Thornton Heath houses. They work alongside a separate hot water cylinder (often found in the airing cupboard) and a use a cold-water tank (often found in the loft).

Like a system boiler, this type of system is normally suited to a larger home with a higher hot water requirement.

Heat Pump Boiler

A heat pump is an electrically powered system that extracts heat from the air outside and brings it into the home. Air-source heat pumps use around 4 times less energy than even the most efficient gas boilers for the same amount of heat.

Heat pump systems are generally more expensive than gas boilers, but there are government subsidies that can help with the cost.