Boiler Installation Purfleet

We Install All Boilers

We install all types of Boilers, including combination, system, and regular.

Combination Boilers

The ‘Combi’ Boiler is the most common type of Boiler fitted in the UK, accounting for around 50% of all Boilers fitted.

A compact, energy-efficient unit that doesn’t need hot water storage cylinders or water tanks.

Once the tap or heating is switched on, the water flows through a heating element, which instantly heats the water for hot taps, showers, and radiators.

Combination Boilers are best for small to medium-sized homes. The set-up ensures you only heat the hot water you use, and the minimum of space is taken up.

The downside to combi boilers is that the pressure is the same as your mains pressure, and there’s no reserve hot water supply. If the Boiler breaks down, you’ll be without hot water until it’s repaired.

You can only really run a single hot water tap or shower at a time with a Combi Boiler. Ok, for smaller homes, but maybe not for larger homes with more than one bathroom.

System Boilers

System Boilers are a compact design but include a pressurised (also known as sealed or unvented) hot water cylinder.

Water heated by the Boilers circulated the central heating system and sent to the cylinder for storage.

The cylinder ensures you have a healthy supply of hot water for your taps and showers. The system’s pressurised, so you’ll enjoy good pressure from your taps and showers.

The System Boiler is a suitable choice for medium to large-sized homes with multiple bathrooms, enabling the simultaneous use of multiple hot taps.

An Immersion heater’s fitted to the pressurised cylinder. In the event your Boiler fails, you can switch on the immersion heater and still have hot water.

System Boilers don’t require water tanks in the loft. They do, however, require a cupboard for the cylinder and related components.

Regular Boilers

In recent years, Regular Boilers have mainly been replaced by the modern system and combination Boilers.

Regular systems are bulky and complex, requiring an unvented (non-pressurised) cylinder, water tanks and an external central heating pump.

Regular Boilers are, however, suitable for supplying lots of hot water to multiple bathrooms, so they are ideal for the largest of homes.

Regular Boilers are also fitted to homes that have old-style central heating systems, where the owner doesn’t want to make the required adjustments to accept a combination or system Boiler.

Sizes & Fuel Types

All the above Boilers are available in a range of sizes for Gas, Oil and Electricity. We install them all. Most makes of Boiler are covered under our Boiler installation service also.

Contact Us Today for a free, no-obligation survey and quote to install your new Boiler.