New and replacement boilers
Boiler installation across Burnley, Colne, Nelson and beyond
A new boiler should be selected for your property, hot-water needs and existing heating system—not simply swapped like-for-like without thought.
A considered replacement
Start with the system, not the sales brochure
A good installation begins with understanding why the existing boiler is being replaced. Reliability, running costs, hot-water performance, controls, flue position and the condition of the heating system all influence the right solution.
You will receive clear advice on realistic options without pressure to buy features that do not improve the result.
The survey considers
- Property and heat requirements
- Hot-water demand
- Gas, LPG or domestic oil supply
- Flue, condensate and access
- Controls and system zoning
- Water quality and system protection
What happens during a boiler replacement?
Survey
Discuss the problem, inspect the existing system and assess practical installation options.
Clear quotation
Set out the recommended work, key equipment and price so you know what is included.
Installation
Complete the work carefully, protect the property and keep disruption proportionate.
Commissioning
Test, commission and explain the boiler and controls, with the appropriate documentation.
Gas, LPG and domestic oil boiler installation
Replacement work is available for mains-gas homes, suitable LPG properties and domestic oil-heating systems. Fuel-specific requirements are considered as part of the survey. Commercial oil installation is excluded.
Combi boiler replacement
For homes where a combination boiler is appropriate and capable of meeting realistic hot-water demand.
System and regular boilers
For stored-hot-water systems, larger properties and installations where a cylinder remains the right choice.
Domestic oil boilers
OFTEC-aware installation planning for suitable internal or external domestic oil boilers.
Helpful answers
Frequently asked questions
How much does a new boiler cost?
The cost depends on boiler type, output, location, flue and condensate requirements, controls and the condition of the existing system. A survey allows an accurate quotation.
Can you replace an old boiler in the same position?
Often, but not always. Current flue, ventilation, condensate and access requirements may affect the best position.
Do you install LPG boilers?
Yes, where the appliance, supply and installation fall within the appropriate LPG scope.
Will the heating system be cleaned?
The required cleaning and protection method is assessed from the system condition. Power flushing is not automatically appropriate for every installation.
