Replacing a boiler in its existing position
Keeping the same broad arrangement can limit disruption. Even so, the new appliance must suit the available space, connections, flue arrangement and service clearances.
We also check the condition of the heating circuit. A new boiler should not simply inherit unresolved circulation problems.
Converting an older system to a combi
Removing a cylinder and redundant tanks can release useful space. The conversion also changes how hot water is supplied and may require alterations to gas, water and heating pipework.
Before recommending it, we assess whether the proposed combi can support the household’s actual demand. Read more about conventional-to-combi boiler conversions.
Moving the boiler during a refurbishment
A kitchen extension or revised layout may make the existing position inconvenient.
The new location needs a workable flue route, condensate drainage, suitable services and access for future maintenance. These details are best agreed before cabinetry and finishes are finalised.
Where the project also involves bathrooms, kitchens or wider pipework changes, our plumbing installation service in Fulham can form part of the coordinated scope.