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It is no secret that UK households are presently experiencing an energy price rise. Nearly 22 million consumers will pay about 50% more for gas, oil and electricity, so there has never been a better time to be concerned about your household's energy needs. If you are currently experiencing a boiler breakdown, you might be wondering whether to repair or replace it. It isn't easy to decide between these two options, but you can make the right choice if you understand when each is appropriate. Here's when to repair and replace your boiler.

A boiler service isn't the first thing that people put on their to-do list but this year, you really need to. There is about to be an energy price hike this year, and most people haven't seen this kind of price rise - ever.

Your boiler doesn't just heat your home, it heats your hot water. It’s vital that you are able to maintain your home feeling comfortable and for that to work, you need a boiler that is in the best possible condition. Without the right Gas Safe or OFTEC Registered engineer, however, you won’t be able to keep up on the repairs and boiler service that you need to complete. You need peace of mind that your boiler is in the best condition - it’ll mean that the system is running safely, efficiently and with as much support as possible.

There are different choices to be made when it comes to heating the house. The boiler is the most popular option and they come in all shapes and sizes, and they are run in different ways. Some boilers run on gas or oil and others are electric. Some are condensed and others are combination options. The other option is a heat pump.

With a Greenstar System Filter, Boiler Plus compliance, and programmable room thermostats, the Lifestyle 8000 gas combi boilers from Worcester Bosch make a lot of sense for a lot of homes. With this installation, you can enjoy the best of modern boilers on the market, all with features to guarantee that your heating capabilities turn up a gear.

At the moment, gas prices in the UK are at an all-time high. Staying warm will be more difficult as a result. Here are some ways to save energy this winter:

When it comes to purchasing a boiler, there are two key options to consider: condensing boilers and combi boilers. Because boilers can be costly, it's critical to know everything there is to know before making a purchase. This post will discuss the differences between the two.

Have you noticed that your boiler has lost pressure? The good news is that this is a common issue. It’s natural for a boiler to lose pressure over time. Usually, this can be fixed by using the filling loop that is located underneath the boiler. You can open the black taps here to increase the pressure.

Your boiler is one of the most important parts of your home. It provides heat and hot water to you, which is vital for living comfortably in the winter months. However, if your boiler needs replacing, it can be an expense many people are unprepared for. Here are some signs that might indicate your boiler needs a replacement.

It’s never a good feeling when you discover that you’ve got no hot water or heating in your home. You rely on hot water daily for your bathing and washing needs and to heat up your radiators.

If you're looking for a way to reduce your carbon footprint, one of the best things you can do is install an efficient boiler. As our planet's climate changes and we need to start doing more to protect it, installing an energy-efficient boiler will help reduce your monthly heating bill and decrease the amount of greenhouse gas emissions released in the air around us. The following blog post is written with information about how replacing your old inefficient boiler with a new high-efficiency model could be one of the best investments that you make this year!

Radiators are supposed to be hot, so when they are not you know that you have a problem on your hands, but what could be causing those annoying cold spots?

Have you ever thought about investing in a new boiler instead of getting your existing one repaired? If not, then you certainly should. There are a number of benefits to getting a new boiler, and one of them is that it will save you money in the long-term. Check out some of the boiler options Bristol has to offer and by the time you’ve finished reading, you’re going to know how a new boiler can do this!

In need of a more affordable and compact combi boiler? The Greenstar 2000 has one of the lowest price points for a quality boiler and is designed for apartments and small to medium-sized homes.

When it comes to energy bills, a lot of households worry they are paying too much to heat their home. But is it the case?

Unlike our fire-wielding ancestors, we don’t need to create a fire and heat water separately to enjoy it. All we really need is a thermostat and a professionally installed boiler. That said, knowledge can only help you to understand both what your boiler does, and whether it’s the right solution for you.

The winter months can be brutal. Not only do you have to deal with colder weather, but there are a number of chores around the house that must be done otherwise you will regret it in the long run. One of those important tasks is to make sure your home is operating at its top energy efficiency. If not, you could be wasting a lot of money on the simplest things. You want to make sure that your home is saving energy during the colder months because that will ultimately save you a lifetime of hassle.

Choosing the right boiler for your home is important. There are a few things to consider to help you make the right choice.

If there is a leak with your boiler, it can be extremely concerning. You may be wondering why my boiler is leaking, and what should I do about it? The thing is there are two likely scenarios to this. Your boiler either needs a repair or is due to be replaced. The main thing to do is to recognise why your boiler is leaking and to take the right action. Here are some of the things to think about.

If you are wondering whether or not you should get in touch with us for a boiler repair in Bristol, the answer is always yes. If you are a resident of Bristol and your boiler has broken down, you need to get in touch to get your boiler back up and running. There are a number of reasons for this, and we’re going to look at a couple of them down below.