Lower energy bills.
New boilers tend to be more efficient than old ones, so you won’t spend any more money than you need to on heating.
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Professionally installed by one of our gas safe engineers and A rated for efficiency.
Get a new boilerCheck to see if we’re installing boilers in your area. If we are, complete our short online questionnaire to tell us about your home and we’ll get in touch.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, our engineers will wear full PPE to keep you and themselves safe. If you begin to show symptoms of COVID-19 or have been asked to self-isolate prior to a surveyor or engineer visit, please contact us as soon as possible to re-schedule your appointment.
Check if we’re installing boilers in your area using your postcode above. If we are, complete our short online questionnaire to check if your home is eligible for a free boiler installation - it should only take a few minutes.
If you’re eligible, our Utilita Home team will call to confirm your answers. We’ll then book an appointment to survey your home to see if you’re eligible for free or subsidised home improvements (including a new boiler!).
After the survey is complete, one of our expert engineers will visit your home to install your new boiler. This usually takes place about 14 days after the survey has been carried out.
Once your new boiler is installed, you can have peace of mind that your home is now more energy efficient - saving you money.
Which type of boiler is best? This guide covers the two most common types of boiler and central heating options; system boilers and combi (combination) boilers.
Combi (or combination) boilers are the UK’s most popular type for gas central heating and hot water. They provide heat to your radiators but heat hot water for your taps on demand (when you turn it on or run a hot shower). This means you’re saving energy by not keeping a full cylinder of hot water heated if only a small amount of hot water is required.
System boilers are particularly suitable for heating larger homes that use more hot water (if you have more than one bathroom). It pumps hot water to the radiators and cylinder (usually in the airing cupboard or loft). And you can run more than one tap at the same time.