Navigating the cost of a new boiler can be confusing and frustrating! Why do boiler installations range from affordable three-figure deals to steep prices from big energy companies?
If you’re thinking about getting a new boiler for your home, it’s important to know what the costs will be. That’s why we’re here to help you out! We’ll give you the rundown on what affects the cost of a new boiler, so you can budget accordingly.option
What Affects the Cost of a New Boiler?
Type of Boiler
There are several types of boilers to choose from, and the type you pick will greatly impact the cost of the installation. Combi boilers are often the most affordable, while system and conventional boilers can be pricier.
Size of the Boiler
The size of the boiler you need will depend on the size of your home, how many bathrooms and radiators you have, and how much hot water you use. A bigger boiler will require more space and a more complex installation, which means the cost will be higher.
Brand and Model
Different brands and models of boilers have different prices. Some of the most popular brands include Worcester Bosch, Baxi, and Vaillant. When you’re picking a boiler, make sure you weigh the cost against the reliability and efficiency of the unit. We’ll be reviewing and testing boilers for you in the coming weeks, so keep and eye out 👀
Installation Costs
Installation costs always depend on the difficulty of the process when replacing the boiler. Is the boiler moving? Is the gas supply the right size? Does the flue still conform to building regulations? It is always advisable to have an actual survey carried out by an experienced professional when looking at replacing your boiler to ensure there are no hidden costs.
Optional Extras
There are a few extras you can add to your new boiler, like a smart thermostat, a system filter, or a warranty. The cost of these extras will depend on the brand and model of the boiler.
Estimated Costs
So, what can you expect to pay for a new boiler in 2023? Based on all the factors we mentioned above, the cost of a new boiler installation can range from £1,500 to £4,500. A simple combi boiler installation will usually cost around £1,500, while a more complex installation with extras could cost over £4,500.
How long should a new boiler last?
The lifespan of a modern boiler—on average, they’re built to last around 10 Years, but proper maintenance is key!
Did you know that the lifespan of your boiler is largely dependent on how well you take care of it? That’s why it’s so important to have your boiler serviced by a registered Gas Safe engineer every year. Not only will this help keep your boiler in good working order and safe to use, but it will also help maintain your warranty. If you don’t keep up with annual services, your warranty may be void, which is why it’s so crucial to stay on top of maintenance.
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In conclusion, getting a new boiler is a big investment, but it can be a smart move if your old boiler is outdated or in need of repair. Knowing the costs involved in a new boiler installation will help you make a well-informed decision and budget accordingly. Be sure to pick a trustworthy and experienced installer who can give you a quote that takes into account all your needs and wants.
Keep in mind: The final cost of a boiler installation will depend on a number of personal factors unique to your situation.
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