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About Your Home
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About Your Current Boiler
What kind of fuel does your boiler use?

The fuel type will be on the boiler. If it's very old, take a look at the pipes. If there's a small pipe coming out of the bottom with a valve on it, it's likely to be gas.

  • Natural Gas
  • LPG
  • Oil
What type of boiler do you have currently?

Combi Boiler

A combi boiler is a combined water and central heating boiler in one compact unit. There will be no separate hot water cylinder.

Standard Boiler

Conventional (sometimes referred to as traditional or standard) requires a separate hot water cylinder for storage.

System Boiler

A system boiler will require a separate hot water cylinder but no feed tanks in the loft. The boiler itself will have a water pressure gauge display as it is connected directly to mains water.

Back Boiler

A back boiler is situated behind the fireplace. They are no longer favoured and are replaced by one of the other types when they expire.
  • Combi Boiler
  • Standard Boiler
  • System Boiler
  • Back Boiler
Do you want to convert to a combi boiler?
A combi (or combination) boiler provides not only heat for your radiators but also instant hot water for your taps. As all combi boilers heat water directly from the mains and do not require a separate hot water storage cylinder in the airing cupboard or cold water storage tank in the loft, they are perfect for flats and smaller properties with limited indoor space. Due to their ability to heat water instantly on demand, combi boilers can be more economical and energy-efficient.
  • Yes
  • No
Where is your current boiler located?
Do you want your boiler in a different place?
  • Yes
  • No
Where would you like to put your new boiler?
What's the cold tap flow rate?

A slow flow is one that takes over 10 seconds to fill a pint. An average flow fills a pint between 5 & 10 seconds. A fast flow is less than 5 seconds.

  • Slow - Less than 10 litres per minute
  • Average - 10 to 15 litres per minute
  • Fast - Above 15 litres per minute
What type of property do you own?
Is your flat 2nd floor or above?
  • Yes
  • No
How many bedrooms do you have?
How many bathtubs do you have, or plan to have in the future?
  • 0 Bathtub
  • 1 Bathtub
  • 2+ Bathtubs
How many separate showers do you have, or plan to have in the future?
  • 0 Shower
  • 1 Shower
  • 2 Showers
  • 3+ Showers
Do you have thermostatic radiator valves?

Thermostatic Radiator Valves – or TRVs – controls your radiators. They regulate how much hot water flows into the radiator so you can adjust its temperature.TRVs also let you turn some radiators off without having to turn off all the heating in your home.

  • Yes
  • No
Where is your Flue located?

A flue is like a chimney. It's a pipe that takes waste from your boiler and carries it outside.

  • Wall
  • Roof Type - Flat
  • Roof - Sloped - High Up
  • Roof - Sloped - Low Down
Do you have access to the flue?
  • Yes
  • No
When are you looking to purchase your boiler?
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