8 Ways To Get Your Boiler Ready for Winter

While the UK has basked in an uncharacteristic heatwave, our boilers have also taken a break. But with cold weather just around the corner, now is the prime time to ensure your boiler is fully functional and ready for the grip of winter – after all, it is working harder during these months. So, what boiler checks should you perform before the cold kicks in? How do I check my boiler before winter? Do a Test Turn-On: Seems simple, but just quickly testing your heating prior to the colder weather is the ideal time to assess whether your boiler is in…

What is Boiler Plus and What Does the New Legislation Mean?

Are you installing or replacing a gas combi boiler for your home? If so, you should be aware of the new legislation, Boiler Plus, which came into effect on the 6th April 2018. Not adhering to this legislation could land both installers and homeowners with a hefty fine, so it’s very important to learn the ins and outs of this new legislation – and also what you as a customer can do to comply. What is Boiler Plus? Boiler Plus is a new series of regulations – launched by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy – and effects any…

5 Winter Boiler Tips

Christmas is approaching and the time for cranking the heating up a few notches is well and truly upon us. Homes up and down the country will be shutting the windows and doors, bringing out the draught excluders and turning the thermostat up to fight off the bitter winter cold. However, with the extra work that your boiler will be doing, it is important that you carry out some checks to ensure everything is running smoothly. Regular Heating Checks It is not recommended that you keep your heating completely switched off during colder times, as the system then needs to work…

Are Broken Boilers Making Essex Families Unwell?

In September earlier this year, families in Essex raised concerns that their boilers were making their children unwell. Surveys by experts showed that the boilers were to be classed as ‘immediately dangerous’ and the systems were shut off, leaving families of Arnhem Road in Melbourne without hot water or central heating for a week. The reason for the closure of the boiler systems was the concern about nitrogen oxide, which is a byproduct of the combustion process that occurs within boilers. Homeowners complained that the boilers could be releasing these gases into their homes, which in turn could cause detrimental health…

The Green Deal

All About the Green Deal Initiative Improvements to a building that help with energy saving can be a smart investment that also makes a property more comfortable to live or work in. Finding the money to pay for this type of work may not always be easy though. This is why property owners should consider the Green Deal initiative, which is a UK Government backed scheme aimed at assisting homeowners and businesses make energy saving improvements. Who is Eligible? The Green Deal scheme is open to any home or business premises in England, Wales, and Scotland fitted with an electricity meter….

8 Ways To Get Your Boiler Ready for Winter

What is Boiler Plus and What Does the New Legislation Mean?

5 Winter Boiler Tips

Are Broken Boilers Making Essex Families Unwell?

The Green Deal

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