You need to find out how much it will cost to purchase a new one and have it installed at your home. It can be hard to estimate the cost of a new boiler. There are many brands, sizes, and types of boilers.
So how can you choose the right combi boiler? We will answer these questions to help you make informed decisions when choosing the right boiler for you and estimating the cost of installation.
Tip: Did you know you could save up to £580 per year on energy bills with a new boiler when changing from a G-rated to A-rated boiler as per the Energy Saving Trust.
How much does it cost to replace a boiler?
There is no one answer to the question, “How much do boilers costs?”. A new combi boiler (combination) installation can cost anywhere from £1,500 to £3,500, depending on the type of boiler, labour cost, and complexity of the installation.
Simple combi boiler replacement is one of the cheapest ways to get a new boiler. Like for like is always the quickes and easiest it terms of labour costs and parts. If you have an old boiler that is over 10 years old, the chances are that your boiler is a lot more inefficient than a new one so could be costing you a fortune in running costs and energy bills.
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How about replacing a system or a regular boiler?
A regular boiler or a new system can cost between £1,500 and around £3,000, depending on which brand you choose, how long its warranty is, what additional pumps or valves are required, and how complicated the installation. A system boiler will require a hot-water cylinder, unlike a combi boiler. Additional costs will apply if you do not have one, or if it needs to be replaced.
Is it possible to convert a regular boiler into a combi boiler?
A lot of people want to replace their traditional boiler with a combi boiler. However, there are additional costs. Your old boiler and water cylinder will have to be removed, as well as the upgraded pipework. These additional costs can add to the cost of your boiler and could run you around £800 – £1,200 more.
How Much Does a Boiler Cost without Installation?
The price of a standalone boiler will vary depending on its brand, output size and level of support. A budget boiler will often have a shorter lifespan, a lower warranty, and less aftersales support. You may find it more expensive to maintain and less efficient.
You should also remember that a standalone boiler will not void the warranty. A Registered Gas Safe heating engineer must be installed if you want it to work safely. Boiler Central offer a wide range of high-quality boilers, in different sizes and types, to meet your requirements. Our installation costs are also very reasonable. To learn more about boiler costs you can get quick quote online now.
What Factors should I consider when determining how much a new boiler will cost?
When determining how much your new boiler is going to cost, there are many factors you should consider. These are:
The boiler’s cost. The cost of the boiler itself can be as low or high as £400.
Installation cost. If you are converting a boiler system to a combi boiler, this will be more expensive.
The cost of the vertical flue.
A plume kit is required if your boiler’s flue is too close to any doors, windows or other property.
Upgrades to mains gas pipes The piping might not be up to date if you have an older heating system. It may be necessary to replace it.
Relocating your boiler. Additional charges may apply if your boiler must be moved.
The cost of upgrading heating control may increase.
Upgraded warranties – Sometimes you can choose to add an additional warranty to the one you already have. This will typically cost you more.
Boiler filter – You can have boiler filters installed to protect your boiler from metal and dirt particles. This will prevent leakages and other damage. You may have to pay an additional fee for this.
A power flush will remove any accumulated sludge from your heating system. It will stop water from flowing around the radiators properly if it isn’t removed. If your radiators don’t heat all the way to their bottom, you will know that you need a power flush.
These extras may not be necessary and you might not have to pay additional fees from every company. Contact an recommended installer team to find out the price of your new boiler. They will be happy to advise you on the best boiler for your home, and provide a free estimate for installation. This information will help you make an informed decision on which boiler to buy.
Our team at Boiler Central is made up of highly qualified, experienced Gas Safe heating engineers. We will supply only the highest quality boilers, from the most respected brands. We will install your boiler according to Gas Safe regulations and to the highest standards. This will ensure that you have a safe and comfortable home year-round.
