PCH boiler and central heating installation

Whether it is a new boiler installation or a complete central heating system installation we can help in the design and installation of the most suitable boiler & central heating installation for your home and your budget.

Give us a call and one of our central heating installation specialists registered gas safe engineer will get back to you within an hours.

We only provide our customers with  A rated energy efficient condensing boilers.

What do you get with our new central heating installation;

·  Three years warranty

·  Your new central heating installation is carried out by fully qualified and registered Gas Safe engineers

·  You will get a free no obligation quote, not just an estimate which will enable you to compare our value for money installations.

·  The installation and the materials will be booked and delivered at a time convenient to you.

·  We provide good customer care, we will come back to check the installation from in two weeks after the job to make sure everything is perfect.

·  We use the best quality intelligent intuited systems control Honeywell and Damfoss timers and climate controls.

·  Guarantees new central heating installation which ensures reliability as well as paying less for your energy bills, .

Before the central heating installation

We will Look into how much heat is being lost in your home with the old installation. This will help to determine the size of the radiators you will need. Assess your preferred radiator positions. Make sure your central heating system upgrades are in line with building regulations.

A simple guide to your new central heating installation

Let us guide a bit through your heating and hot water systems including vented and unvented systems, choosing a boiler, choosing the right size boiler and provide you with a table comparing different fuel costs.

Think of a central heating installation in two parts: the bit that generates the heat, and the bit that distributes that heat around your home.  the heat around the house  is required in two forms — for space heating (i.e. keeping you warm) and for hot water (i.e. for showers etc). So, the simplest of all systems would have:

·  a boiler (which uses power to heat up water and incorporates a pump to move it around);

·  piping (to move that warm water around your house);

·  emitters (whether it be radiators or underfloor heating);

·  hot water cylinder (to store hot water for use as required, although these are not required with a ‘combi’ boiler — more on which later).

Choosing the Boiler (central heating installation)

The boiler is the most important part of the central heating installation and your choice will impact on how the system operates and its efficiency. Your new boiler will by definition be at least 90% efficient (i.e. convert 90% of the energy it uses into heat) and it has to be a condensing boiler (which utilizes the heat from the exhaust gasses within the boiler for added efficiency). Most people will opt for a regular ‘system’ boiler but you could also opt for a ‘combi’.

As the name suggests, a combi boiler combines a central heating boiler with a water heater. Hot water is produced directly from the boiler and is given priority over the heating requirements. This is a sealed system and because it heats water instantaneously, there is no need for hot water storage. The main issue tends to be that smaller models struggle to produce the amount of hot water on demand that a larger family needs. Be aware that solar panels won’t work in tandem with a combi boiler system.