Boilers
We are able to entirely free of charge install New A Rated Combi Boilers thanks to ECO4. By examining the present EPC and implementing insulation and heating improvements that can raise the energy efficiency rating, ECO4 takes into account a whole-house approach.
Noting that it is effective at keeping the house warm through both insulation and heating
In order to qualify for ECO4 funding, the EPC band must be raised to at least a D or C, depending on whether the pre-main heating source is electric or gas. The consumers’ gas and electric expenses have been greatly reduced by these actions.
Old Boilers
Only non-condensing boilers that are at least 17 years old are eligible for funding for upgrades.
Back Boilers
A back boiler unit normally comprises of a fire grate that holds the combustible material, such as coal, and a “surrounding” water chamber.
No Boilers
If you already have electric storage heaters or room heaters, ECO4 will cover the cost of the installation of your whole First Time Central Heating system.
Cut Your Energy Bills
A new, more efficient Gas Boiler will be much better at converting energy into heat and will save you money on gas bills.
A Warm Home
An efficient boiler keeps your home warm, maintaining a comfortable temperature in every room and providing hot water when you need it.
Low Maintenancey
When your new Gas Boiler is installed and working as it should, you will barely notice it is there.
Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
Reducing your energy use will also reduce the carbon footprint of your home and help towards achieving net-zero emissions in the UK..
Why Replace Your Gas Boiler?
By replacing your outdated boiler with a contemporary condensing one, you can boost the effectiveness of your heating and save your energy costs. The typical household central heating boiler has a lifespan of 10 years. To ensure you have a dependable, effective source of heat and hot water for your home, we advise replacing your boiler at least every 15 years.
When Should You Replace Your Gas Boiler?
Some of the things to watch out for if your boiler is getting old and you’re not sure how efficient it is include fluctuating pressure, cutting off due to overheating, leaks, and an increase in noise during routine operation. If you are having any of these issues, it could be time to switch out your old boiler for a newer, more effective one.