Boiler Upgrades

Guide to buying a new boiler

When it comes to boilers there’s an awful lot of choice. There are different manufacturers with multiple models and sizes. Then there are all the companies competing for your custom promising they can fit it better, faster, cheaper.

But when you invest in a new boiler the benefit isn’t that you’ve got a shiny new object hung on your wall. You buy a new boiler because you want:

A warm house and a reliable supply of hot water.

Lower energy bills. 

A reduced impact on the environment through energy efficiency.

An easier to operate system with controls that are effortless to manage.

Peace of mind that you’ll not be stuck without heating and hot water. 

So when a company jumps in with boiler suggestions and prices without finding out about your needs ask yourself-  do they really understand my home? Will they really solve the problem I have?  

Replace Your Boiler

How are we different?

At MB Heating Solutions we start by getting to know you and your home. We take the time to find out what’s going on. Are there any specific problems areas? What are the issues you want to fix? What is important to you and how can we meet your individual needs?

We don’t just sell boilers. We sell comfort, give peace of mind and we solve problems. The automated quote builders our competitors rely on can’t do that.  

With the expertise of an experienced engineer you can be sure you’ve chosen the right make and model. Not only that, we tailor our service delivery to suit you too. If you need an urgent fix we can fit you in quickly. If you want to spread the cost we can arrange up to 2 years interest free credit. If you want to take your time and book a future date we can accommodate that too.

Because we genuinely care about our customers we complete your first years annual service absolutely free and you’ll have direct access to your engineer whenever you need them.

If you’d like to speak to a local expert boiler engineer give us a call. If you’d rather plan by text and email go ahead, drop us a message.  

Call or message now to book a video survey or arrange a home visit.

We look forward to answering your question.

Finance Available

Spread the cost of your purchase with our flexible payment options from 2-10 years. REPRESENTATIVE11.9% APR or Interest free credit over 12 or 24 equal monthly repayments.

Fixed Price Quotes and Extended Warranties

All our boilers come with a manufacturers backed parts and labour warranty of up to 12 years. This gives you peace of mind to know you won’t be hit with unexpected repair costs.

Ongoing Care

We are here 24/7 to provide five star after care. You can choose from a range of boiler cover plans to avoid unexpected expenses and when you have your new boiler fitted by us we visit you after 12 months to complete your first annual service absolutely FREE.

Combination Boilers

A combination boiler supplies both your heating and hot water in a single unit without the need for a hot water storage tank. They are more efficient as they produce hot water on demand instead of pre-heating a large cylinder that could go to waste. They’re ideal in flats and smaller family homes where there isn’t space for a header tank. 

If you’ve got more than one bathroom or multiple jet showers a Combi boiler won’t be able to supply enough hot water on demand as they’re designed to supply one outlet at a time. 

System Boilers

A system boiler contains all the components for heating and hot water within the boiler but the hot water is stored in a cylinder. This means there will be a plentiful supply of hot water for multiple outlets. 

A system boiler is a closed system that only requires a boiler and a cylinder, whilst a regular boiler requires header tanks in the loft to feed the hot water cylinder and to maintain the water level in the radiators. 

Because a system boiler is a sealed system, it benefits from condensing technology. This means that energy is recycled from the exhaust gasses to preheat the cold water, making the system even more energy efficient and helping to reduce your home’s CO2 footprint and reduce your environmental impact.

Conventional Boilers

A conventional boiler is also sometimes called a regular boiler or heat only boiler. This type of boiler uses hot and cold water storage tanks, usually installed in your home’s loft. These boilers have the ability to send the hot water to multiple taps at once without a loss of pressure or the flow getting weaker. Conventional boilers send hot water to your radiators and a separate hot water cylinder for storage. They are a good option if you have a high demand for hot water with multiple bathrooms to supply.