How much does a new boiler cost?
How much does a boiler cost to replace?
Boiler prices depend on the type of boiler system you are installing. There are three boiler types - combi, system, and regular. Learn more about the different boiler types.
How much is a new combi boiler?
Prices start from £2,474 for an all-in-one combi boiler installation, making them the most affordable option.
How much is a new system boiler?
Prices start from £3,093 for a system boiler installation, which includes the cost of the hot water storage tank.
How much is a new regular boiler?
Prices start from £2,886 depending on the complexity of your regular boiler installation, which includes a hot water cylinder and cold water tank.
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Budgeting for a new boiler.
If you invest in a good quality new boiler, it should last around 10-15 years. Which means, there’s a chance you’ll have been lucky enough never to have needed to buy a new boiler before. Don’t worry, buying a new boiler doesn’t need to be complicated. That’s why we’ve made a handy breakdown of what to consider when looking into new boiler prices.
Why are some boilers more expensive?
Here’s a quick roundup of the key things that affect the price of your new boiler, so you can plan your budget and make an informed choice.
Boiler size.
The bigger your boiler the more expensive it will be - and the more it will cost to run. However, that doesn’t mean smaller boilers are a better choice for your home, as they may not have enough power to heat all your radiators and meet your hot water demand.
Check out our boiler size guide to get an idea of what you will need.
Guarantee.
When you buy a new boiler you will get a choice of how long a guarantee you would like. The guarantee protects you if something goes wrong during the agreed timeframe. Longer guarantees will add to your boiler price, but you will be protected for longer if there’s a fault.
You may also want to consider adding Homeserve boiler cover for annual servicing and breakdown cover.
Brand and model.
When it comes to picking the right boiler for you, there are lots to choose from. Different brands and boiler models will have different features. High-performance energy efficient boilers, such as our range of Worcester Bosch Greenstar boilers, may have a higher upfront cost - but they could save you in the long term.
Heating control upgrade.
A new boiler installation is the perfect time to upgrade your heating controls to a smart thermostat like the Worcester Bosch EasyControl.
Take a look at the benefits of smart thermostats.
Changing location or type.
One of the biggest factors that can affect the cost of a new boiler is if you are installing it in a new location or changing to a different boiler type. These changes require additional time and materials, which makes the installation more expensive. If you are considering making either of these changes we recommend you budget for some additional costs.
Learn more about the costs of moving a boiler.
How long does it take to recoup the costs of a new boiler?
The payback period of your new boiler will depend on two factors: its price, and how much it will save you on your energy bills. The bigger the upgrade to your boiler efficiency (e.g replacing a G rated boiler with an A rated model) the more it will save you on your bills. And the more it saves you the shorter the payback period. Sometimes, you may even find that a more expensive but more efficient boiler has a shorter payback period than cheaper alternatives, as it will save you more money over time.
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