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Why Buy a Combi Boilers?
Cost Savings
Save more in the long run by eliminating rental fees.
Control
Own your boiler and decide when to upgrade or maintain.
Investment
Increase your home's value with a high-efficiency boiler.
Reliability
Enjoy consistent and dependable heating all year round.
High-Efficiency Combi Boilers
Combi boilers, or combination boilers, are an all-in-one solution for both your heating and hot water needs. Here’s why they are a popular choice for homeowners:
Energy Efficient
Space-Saving
Fast & Reliable
Quiet Operation
Easy Installation
Eco-Friendly
The Better Choice: Own vs Rent
| Ownership Benefits | Renting Drawbacks |
|---|---|
| Owning Monthly Costs: $74/month | Renting Monthly Costs: $160/month |
| Lower Long-Term Costs: Ownership costs less over time compared to renting. |
Continuous Payments: Monthly rental fees add up. |
| No Hidden Fees: Avoid unexpected rental charges. |
Limited Control: Depends on the rental company for service schedules. |
| Full Control: Upgrade or service your boiler on your terms. |
Higher Costs: Renting can be more expensive over the long run. |
How to Choose the Right Boiler
Assess Your Needs
Consider the size of your home and heating requirements.
Compare Types
Gas vs. electric boilers based on efficiency and installation costs.
Consult with Experts
Our team is here to help you make the best choice for your home.
Your Complete Guide to Buying a Boiler
- Factors to Consider: Efficiency, size, fuel type, and budget are crucial factors when choosing a boiler. High-efficiency models can save you money in the long run, while the right size ensures optimal performance.
- Installation Process: Our certified technicians handle everything from removing your old unit to installing your new boiler, ensuring a hassle-free experience.
- Maintenance Tips: Regular maintenance keeps your boiler running efficiently. Schedule annual inspections and cleanings to avoid unexpected breakdowns.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a boiler, and how does it work?
A boiler is a heating system that heats water to provide hot water or steam for heating your home. It operates by burning fuel (natural gas, oil, or electricity) to heat water, which is then circulated through pipes to radiators, baseboards, or radiant floor systems.
How do I choose the right boiler for my home?
When choosing a boiler, consider factors like the size of your home, your heating and hot water needs, fuel type, and budget. High-efficiency models can save money in the long run, while the right size ensures optimal performance. Consulting with an HVAC professional can help you make the best choice.
What are the different types of boilers?
- Condensing Boilers: Highly efficient, capturing and reusing heat that would otherwise be lost.
- Combi Boilers: Provide both heating and hot water on demand without a separate tank.
- System Boilers: Ideal for homes with more than one bathroom, providing a constant supply of hot water to multiple taps.
- Regular Boilers: Best for homes with existing traditional heating and hot water systems.
Should I rent or buy a boiler?
Renting a boiler offers short-term flexibility and lower upfront costs, with maintenance often included. Owning a boiler provides long-term savings, increased home value, and full control over maintenance and upgrades. Your choice depends on your financial situation and long-term plans.
What should I do if my boiler stops working?
If your boiler stops working, check the thermostat settings, pilot light (for gas boilers), and power supply. If these seem fine, contact a professional HVAC technician to diagnose and fix the issue. Do not attempt to repair the boiler yourself, as this can be dangerous.
Can I upgrade my current boiler to a more efficient model?
Yes, upgrading to a high-efficiency boiler can provide better performance and lower energy bills. Consult with an HVAC professional to determine the best model for your home and ensure a seamless upgrade process.
What is the cost of installing a new boiler?
The cost of installing a new boiler varies based on the type of boiler, the complexity of the installation, and your location. On average, prices range from $3,000 to $7,000, including installation. Financing options and rebates can help make the cost more manageable.
Terms and Conditions
- Once an initial service has been completed, the customer will be on a one-year commitment
- After the initial 12 months, the contract will be renewed on a month-to-month cadence
- If a service is completed for the next year, it automatically renews the commitment for an additional year
- Customers can cancel at any time after the 12-month initial commitment as long as the following year’s service has not been completed.
- Customers need to provide 30 days written notice in order to cancel their plan