Central heating installation & replacement enquiries.

Define the work before choosing equipment

Include the property type, number of rooms, existing heating and hot-water arrangement and the changes you want. Photos and an existing floor plan can help explain the layout, but do not replace any necessary on-site assessment.

A proposed installation needs review of the property, equipment, access and compatibility. Product choice and the agreed scope are confirmed before work is accepted; an online enquiry is not an installation commitment.

Radiators, pipework and controls

Tell us which rooms need changes and whether you are replacing existing radiators or adding new positions. Mention finished floors, concealed pipework and access restrictions that could affect the work.

If a boiler replacement is part of the plan

Use the free boiler installation quote route and describe your heating and hot-water needs. The final recommendation follows review of the property and installation requirements.

Ask for a written scope covering the equipment, proposed work, exclusions, payment arrangements and any manufacturer warranty conditions. Do not assume a quoted warranty applies to every appliance or installation.

Related heating work

Central heating is the whole system. Use these pages when the job is one part of it, or when you are changing the type of system:

Quote, access and scheduling

Installation work is priced for the agreed project; the £92.50 diagnostic visit is not the price of a new heating system. If an investigation is required before a proposal can be made, its scope and charge are confirmed first.

Tell us about occupied rooms, an agent or landlord who must authorise the work, parking and any building-management requirements. The installation timetable and payment arrangements are agreed with the proposal.