Boiler Servicing

A service follows the manufacturer's schedule for your boiler, which typically covers flue safety, gas pressure, ignition and general wear.

Service duration depends on the boiler type and access, and is confirmed when the job is booked.

For most boilers, an annual service is a key part of keeping it running reliably and catching developing faults early.

Tell me the make and model and whether it's a combi, system or regular boiler when you get in touch, and I'll say whether I can help.

You'll be told clearly what was found, and any repair can be discussed from there.

Booking ahead of winter is recommended, since demand for servicing picks up as the weather turns colder.

Access to the boiler is needed, so someone does need to be present, though the appointment is usually straightforward and doesn't take long.

A service is a scheduled maintenance check of the boiler. Looking at the whole heating system, for example before a new installation, is a wider job, so say what you need when you get in touch.

Yes, servicing older boilers is still worthwhile for reliability and catching developing faults.

Setting a reminder for a year after the last service is the simplest way. The date is often on the boiler's service record or logbook, so check there if you're not sure.