New Boiler Installation Glasgow: Next Day Boiler Replacement

Yes, you can. iHeat offer the option to spread the cost of your boiler over several years. However, be aware that paying in monthly instalments may sometimes be more expensive due to added interest charges.

When your old boiler is replaced, the installer will first disconnect it from the gas and water supply and then remove it. They will then flush or clean your system before installing the new boiler along with any necessary external piping or equipment.

Generally, yes. Most companies will remove the old equipment for you, although some may charge an additional fee for this service.

Yes, you can purchase a new boiler online and arrange the installation as well. Simply choose a boiler from one of our selected partners using our comparison tool.

The cost of a new boiler can vary depending on the type and size. Prices for the boiler alone range from £500 to £2,500. Installation costs will also apply, and you may incur additional charges for new parts if required. Overall, a new boiler with a complex installation can cost up to £5,000.

The installation time can vary but typically ranges from one to three days. If you are replacing a boiler like-for-like (e.g., a combi boiler with another combi boiler), the installation will be quick and usually take only a few hours. More complex installations, especially those involving replacements of other heating system parts, can take several days.

When selecting a boiler, consider your water usage, the size of your home, and the boiler capacity you need.

• Combi boilers are the most popular in the UK due to their energy efficiency and compact size. They provide both hot water and central heating but are not ideal for homes with poor water pressure.
• Conventional (heat-only) boilers take up more space and are less energy-efficient but are better for supplying hot water in larger properties.
• System boilers offer a middle ground, taking up less space while providing a tank of hot water ready to use. They are less efficient than combi boilers but more convenient than conventional ones.

Yes, all boilers come with a warranty, which varies by manufacturer and model. Standard warranties typically last between one to five years, but many manufacturers now offer free extended warranties ranging from two to ten years.

Yes, the installer will remove your old boiler when they install the new one. This service might come at an additional cost, but our quotes always include the total cost, so you know exactly what you are paying for.

A well-maintained boiler should last between 10 to 15 years. To ensure longevity, have your boiler serviced annually by a registered Gas Safe engineer.

In general, a functioning and well-maintained boiler can last between 10 to 15 years. If your boiler is around 15 years old, it’s recommended that you replace it with a newer one.

However, if your current boiler is experiencing problems, you may need to replace it earlier than expected. Signs of a faulty boiler include:

• Frequent breakdowns
• Working less efficiently than before
• Increased energy bills despite no change in usage
• Strange noises coming from your boiler and radiators
• Leaking water
• Strange smells

Not all issues require a complete boiler replacement – some problems can be repaired with an engineer visit. But if it’s a serious problem (for example, smells can indicate a carbon monoxide leak), or you’re due an upgrade to a newer, more energy-efficient boiler, you should look into getting a replacement.

Boiler type: Take a look at the types of boiler above. Think about what’s best for the space in your home, what your water pressure is like, and how you tend to use your water.

Size: Consider both the physical size of the boiler in the space it will occupy, and the kW (kilowatt) power. The more heat you need, and the bigger your home, the higher kW you’ll need.

Cost: The cost of a new boiler can range from £500 up to £3,500, plus installation fees. Think about your budget and how much you’re willing to spend.

Reliability and reviews: More reliable boilers are less likely to break down and cause issues. Check out some reviews from users and independent testers online.