There isn’t one honest price that fits every home. The cost of replacing a boiler with a new combi depends on the boiler you choose, the installation itself and the work required at your property.
Tell us about your home and existing boiler and we’ll use that information to provide the clearest price we can, with the assumptions behind it.
Different combi boilers and outputs have different prices. The right choice depends on the requirements of the property rather than simply choosing the most powerful or most expensive model.
The existing installation can affect the amount of work involved. Boiler location, pipework, flue arrangements, controls and the condition of the current system can all be relevant.
If you’re converting from an existing system, regular or back boiler to a combi, additional work may be required. The amount depends on the property and existing installation.
Keeping the new boiler in the existing location may be more straightforward than moving it, although every property is different. If you want to move your boiler, tell us during the quote process so the requirement can be considered.
Controls, thermostats, pipework changes and other installation requirements can affect the final cost. Any additional work should be clearly identified rather than hidden behind a headline price.
Different combi boilers and outputs have different prices. The right choice depends on the requirements of the property rather than simply choosing the most powerful or most expensive model.
The existing installation can affect the amount of work involved. Boiler location, pipework, flue arrangements, controls and the condition of the current system can all be relevant.
If you’re converting from an existing system, regular or back boiler to a combi, additional work may be required. The amount depends on the property and existing installation.
Keeping the new boiler in the existing location may be more straightforward than moving it, although every property is different. If you want to move your boiler, tell us during the quote process so the requirement can be considered.
Controls, thermostats, pipework changes and other installation requirements can affect the final cost. Any additional work should be clearly identified rather than hidden behind a headline price.
A very low headline price can be misleading if it only applies to a narrow set of assumptions. We would rather show you a price based on the information you’ve provided and make the assumptions clear.
Where a site survey or further technical check is needed, we’ll tell you rather than presenting an uncertain figure as a guaranteed final price.
The exact inclusions depend on the quote and installation. Your quote should clearly explain:
If the quote is based on information you provide online, its accuracy depends on that information and the assumptions stated.
If something material cannot be established online, it may need to be checked before the final price can be confirmed.
Answer a few questions about your home and existing boiler to get started. It takes around 90 seconds, and you can speak to a real person if you’d rather talk through the quote.
There is no single figure that accurately represents every home. Boiler choice, installation requirements and any conversion or additional work can all affect the price. The best way to establish your likely cost is to provide details about your property and existing boiler.
That depends on the quote. The important thing is that the quotation clearly states what is included and what assumptions apply.
If finance is genuinely offered, the site should explain the available options and eligibility clearly. Finance wording should only be published once the actual provider terms and requirements have been verified.
