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7 Years
A+++ Rated
How is energy-efficiency measured?
Boiler energy efficiency is rated on the 'ErP' (Energy-related Products) scale. Since September 2015, manufacturers have been required to use energy-efficient parts wherever possible when designing boilers. This was introduced as part of EU regulation and makes sure new boiler products are not harmful to the environment.
Why is energy-efficiency important?
The more energy-efficient a boiler is the more money you'll save on your heating bills!
What to look for
At Home Assist Repairs and Servicing we only stock boilers with an ErP rating of A and above. Booking an installation with one of our boilers means your energy bills will be fair and you'll help protect the environment by using less fuel.
30 kW
How is boiler power measured?
Boiler power is measured in kilowatts (kW). The more kilowatts a boiler has, the more hot water it can output at a given time.
Hot water that comes from your boiler is used for central heating (radiators) and domestic hot water (taps and showers).
Why is boiler power important?
The more powerful your boiler, the more hot water you can use at the same time.
For combi boilers, this means you'll be able to use more hot water taps when your heating is on.
For system and regular boilers, power is only used for central heating because hot water comes from a hot water storage tank (usually in an airing cupboard).
What to look for
At Home Assist Repairs and Servicing, we don't recommend any boilers until you've answered our online quote questionnaire.
Once you've done our questionnaire we'll only recommend boilers that are suitable for your home.
Combi
What are the different boiler types?
There are 4 boiler types seen in UK households.
Combi boilers
Require no additional tanks to power domestic hot water (taps and showers) or central heating (radiators), saving storage space.
Are connected to the mains water supply and heat water on demand.
Regular boilers
Require an additional hot water tank (usually in an airing cupboard) to store hot water, and, an additional cold water tank (usually in the loft) to supply the boiler with water to heat.
Are more common in older homes and usually replaced with Combi boilers if broken
System boilers
Require an additional hot water tank (usually in an airing cupboard) to store hot water
Are connected to the mains water supply and heat water on demand.
Are usually preferred for larger homes that require a lot of hot water at any given time
Back boilers
Are suitated behind an open fire and use heat from the fire to power the central heating system
Are only found in older homes and are no longer replaced if broken
What to look for
At Home Assist Repairs and Servicing we've been helping customers change boiler type for over 15 years. If you want to convert to a Combi boiler but have questions about the process call us now on 0191 406 0888.
UK
At Home Assist Repairs and Servicing, we only stock boilers manufactured or where parts have been manufactured in the UK.
All our boilers are featured in the 2021 'Which Best Buy Combi Boiler Brands' so you can rest assured knowing any boiler we install is of the highest engineering standard.