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Deciding which boiler will make an efficient and practical fit with your property and lifestyle can be confusing.

When it comes to choosing the best type of boiler for your home, there are plenty of different factors to consider, but fear not. We are here to help.

Either click on one of the boiler types below for more information or read our Boiler Types Explained section. If all else fails give our team a call 01908 888447.

Boiler Types Explained

There are three main types of condensing gas boilers: combi boilers, system boilers and conventional boilers (also called traditional, regular boilers, open vent or heat only boilers).

Before deciding which of these boiler system to proceed with you should always consider:

The size of the property & and planned extensions

The current boiler type & pipework in your property

The number of showers & the number of bathrooms

The area’s water pressure

The type of property

If the boiler needs to be solar compatible

Each type of condensing boiler has a range of unique properties to suit these requirements.

To help provide you with some insight into which boiler replacement option is the most practical choice for your own home take a look at our guide below. We share how each boiler type works, their advantages and what kind of homes they work best in.

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    Combi Boilers

    A Combi boiler, also known as a combination boiler, is a type of condensing boiler.

    They are the UK’s most popular type of boiler and can be an economical option, as combi boilers only heat the water you use. They are a compact solution perfect for smaller properties.

    Energy & Cost Efficient

    Since you only heat the water you need, when you need it, combi boilers are very economical and cost efficient to run.

    Quick & Easy To Install

    As a combi boiler requires no tank, it is one of the more straightforward boiler types to install. 

    Hot Water On Demand

    With no water tank to heat up, combi boilers can provide an unlimited supply of hot water on demand

    Compact

    As there is no need for a separate water tank, combi boiler systems take up much less space than conventional heating systems.

    Combi Boilers

    A Combi boiler, also known as a combination boiler, is a type of condensing boiler.

    They are the UK’s most popular type of boiler and can be an economical option, as combi boilers only heat the water you use. They are a compact solution perfect for smaller properties.

    Energy & Cost Efficient

    Since you only heat the water you need, when you need it, combi boilers are very economical and cost efficient to run.

    Quick & Easy To Install

    As a combi boiler requires no tank, it is one of the more straightforward boiler types to install. 

    Hot Water On Demand

    With no water tank to heat up, combi boilers can provide an unlimited supply of hot water on demand

    Compact

    As there is no need for a separate water tank, combi boiler systems take up much less space than conventional heating systems.

    Combi Boilers

    A Combi boiler, also known as a combination boiler, is a type of condensing boiler.

    They are the UK’s most popular type of boiler and can be an economical option, as combi boilers only heat the water you use. They are a compact solution perfect for smaller properties.

    Energy & Cost Efficient

    Since you only heat the water you need, when you need it, combi boilers are very economical and cost efficient to run.

    Quick & Easy To Install

    As a combi boiler requires no tank, it is one of the more straightforward boiler types to install. 

    Hot Water On Demand

    With no water tank to heat up, combi boilers can provide an unlimited supply of hot water on demand

    Compact

    As there is no need for a separate water tank, combi boiler systems take up much less space than conventional heating systems.

    Next Steps

    Once you know which boiler type is right for your home, the next decision is which manufacturer and model to go for. Luckily our expert engineers are on hand to help make your decision easier. By providing free in-depth surveys we can suggest the best options for your home.

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