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Pick the right size boiler for your home.

Pick the right size boiler for your home.

We've put together the info you need to know so you can pick a new boiler that’s not too big, not too small, but just the right size for your heating and hot water requirements.

What type of new boiler should I choose?

Understand the advantages and disadvantages of the three main types of boilers and find the one that's right for your home.

Combi boiler

Combi boilers.

These are great if you live in a smaller home. They don’t need a separate hot water cylinder or cold water storage tank, so they could easily fit into a cupboard and don’t take up any of your valuable space under the stairs or in the loft (for example).

More on combi boilers.

Regular boiler

Regular boilers.

If you often use hot water around your home, then a regular - or “condensing” - boiler is probably best for you. They can take up more room than a combi as they often come with a cold water tank as a kind of back up but you’ll have a plentiful supply of water ready to be heated regardless of water pressure or any other issues.

More on regular boilers.

System boiler

System boilers.

Does your home have more than one bathroom? Then a system boiler is a good choice. They’re like a condensing boiler but with a large tank for storing extra hot water. Again, they take up more room than a combi boiler, but you have a constant supply throughout your home when you need it.

More on system boilers.

How much would I save with a new boiler?

How much would I save with a new boiler?

See how much you could save by replacing your old boiler with a new A-rate condensing boiler.