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  • M G M UK Ltd
    Bedford, Bedfordshire, 1A Duckmill Lane, MK42 0AX, GB

    MGM Services UK Ltd was established in 1988 to cater for mechanical services to the printing trade. We undertake installations of new and second hand web and sheetfed printing equipment throughout the UK, Europe and the Middle East. We offer a highly personalised service and are committed to absolute quality and attention to detail. Our aim is to exceed the expectations of our customers every time. We undertake installations either on a fixed price or a day work rate basis according to our customers' needs. We are also underwritten by a comprehensive £5,000,000 insurance policy with a top up facility available for larger installations.

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  • Brooks Plumbing and Heating
    5
    Letchworth Garden City, GB

    Brooks Plumbing and Heating offer a wide range of local plumbing and gas heating services across Hertfordshire, across both the residential and commercial sector. We treat all clients, new and old, like family and we pride ourselves on our high-quality services and competitive rates. While certain plumbing and heating issues can be quickly addressed with ‘do it yourself methods’, most plumbing and heating issues require the help of a plumbing and heating professional to safely and efficiently fix the problem. Brooks Plumbing and Heating offer fast and credible plumbing and heating services which include: Residential plumbing maintenance, repair and installations. New boiler installations Gas fired heating system installation & conversions. Power Flushing. Boiler breakdown & servicing. Underfloor Heating System Installations. Gas safety landlord certificates. Commercial plumbing & gas services. Commercial gas pipe work. We are registered Gas Safe engineers, accredited installers for Drayton wiser heating controls, Vaillant, Worcester Bosch and Atag. All of our services come Job Guaranteed and fully insured, giving you peace of mind that your home is protected. We are more than happy to provide recommendations and references from our previous customers so you know that our work is trusted.

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  • JTM Services
    92 Folly Lane, St Albans, AL3 5JH, GB

    Home Heating Scheme is a plumbing and heating services provider that offers a range of services including combi-boiler installation, emergency plumber services, boiler services, radiator services, and kitchen and bathroom fitting. They also provide services for landlords and commercial clients. The company is registered with Gas Safe and Oftec, and their engineers are qualified to carry out the work. They offer a 28-day labour guarantee and flexible upgrade options. The company is committed to providing affordable boiler servicing and emergency cover, and they have a team of experienced engineers who are available 24/7. They are based in St Albans and can be contacted on 07944081604 or [email protected].

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  • Premier Heating Services
    4.9
    5 Weavers Way, Baldock, SG7 6SS, GB

    Premier Heating Services is a local business based in Baldock, North Hertfordshire, providing a range of heating and plumbing services to domestic clients in the area. With over 35 years of experience, the company is led by Ian, a qualified and Gas Safe registered engineer. The business offers boiler installation, servicing, and repairs, as well as general plumbing work, including boiler installations, central heating system repairs, and power flushing. Contact Premier Heating Services on 01462 490 196 or 07710 597 969 for all your heating and plumbing needs.

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  • Taylor & Stapleton Ltd
    5
    Old Knebworth Lane, Old Knebworth, Unit 3, The Woodyard, SG3 6PY, GB

    Taylor & Stapleton Ltd was founded in 1973 by Paul Taylor and John Stapleton. Initially providing an O&M publication service, out of their experience in the construction industry and due to demand for an independent commissioning specialist, they quickly began to offer building services commissioning. The business continues to develop, and maintain our excellence, from within. Established in 1973, Taylor & Stapleton Ltd has over 50 years of experience bringing buildings to life. The Water Treatment division was set up in 2010. Over 2500 projects have been completed to date. ISO 9001 was achieved in 2010.

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  • Blue Whale Plumbing and Heating Ltd
    5
    Letchworth Garden City, 45 Mullway, Letchworth, SG6 4BQ, GB

    Blue Whale Plumbing and Heating is a local, family run business based in Letchworth Garden City serving the surrounding area of North Herts and Bedfordshire. We specialise in new gas boiler installations, boiler servicing and boiler repairs and heat pump installations. We have expertise in all aspects of domestic plumbing, gas central heating and bathroom installations. We offer a high quality, personalised service with affordable and transparent prices. We are fully insured, fully qualified and happy to give advice on any plumbing, heating or gas issues you have in your home.

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  • Plumb and heat herts
    5
    Letchworth, GB

    PLUMB AND HEAT HERTS Local plumbing and boiler service you can trust We are highly qualified and experienced Gas Safe Registered Engineers. We take an enormous amount of pride in our company and we care about every job we do

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  • Hales Group Recruitment - Letchworth
    4.7
    Letchworth Garden City, 608 Jubilee Trading Estate, Letchworth, SG6 1NE, GB

    Hales is one of the UK's leading staffing businesses, delivering services to a wide range of sectors throughout Eastern England, East Anglia and the Home Counties. We work with businesses and individuals to find their perfect match when it comes to a long-term career or working partnership. Our success has been built on developing our people and maintaining long term partnerships with our clients.

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  • JCW Energy Services
    3
    Letchworth, GB

    JCW Energy Services is a national Mechanical and Electrical building service provider, offering integrated planned preventative as well as reactive maintenance services across all property portfolios. We provide complete project management, installation, in house maintenance and tailored managed solutions to a broad range of clients across the UK. Our 8 offices are strategically placed and take ownership of their areas customers to provide a fast, reliable, local service. Our engineers are fully qualified, have a wealth of experience, are accommodating and genuinely care about the work they conduct and the service they provide.

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  • Bakker & Wilson Plumbing and Heating Ltd
    5
    Letchworth Garden City, 331 Norton Way South, SG6 1SZ, GB

    Bakker and Wilson are a local plumbing company based in Letchworth, Hertfordshire, specialising in boiler upgrades, boiler servicing, central heating installations, unvented cylinder installation, underfloor heating and general plumbing services. Our fully trained and qualified plumbers are gas safe registered and always on hand to answer any enquiries you have. Our up front pricing means you're never left with unseen costs at the end of the job. With over 25 years of experience, we offer a fully insured service, using quality materials from leading brands, and providing a friendly and reliable service. We are fully insured and gas safe registered, with a gas safe number of 529802.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Boiler Installation

Have questions about boiler systems? Find answers to common questions about boiler installation, costs, and finding qualified installers.

What are the different types of boilers?

There are various types of boilers available , each with its pros and cons::
  • Combi Boilers (Combination Boilers): Most common and provide both heating and hot water on demand, saving space by eliminating the need for separate hot water tanks or cylinders. They may struggle to meet high hot water demand for larger households.
  • Regular Boilers (Conventional, Heat-Only Boilers): These boilers require both a cold water storage tank (usually in the loft) and a hot water cylinder (usually in an airing cupboard), taking up more space. They deliver a consistent supply of hot water but are usually less energy-efficient than newer boiler types.
  • System Boilers: These boilers heat your central heating directly and also store hot water in a cylinder. They are generally a good middle ground between other options. System boilers are suitable for properties with more than one bathroom or high hot water usage.
  • Condensing Boilers: Highly efficient units that improve energy efficiency by reusing heat from the flue gases. These are more expensive initially but reduce energy consumption and operating costs.
Discuss your needs and circumstances with an HVAC professional.

What type of boiler is best?

The best type of boiler for your home or business depends on several things, including your budget, the size of your property, your hot water demands, and the availability of fuel types in your area. . Here are some of the most common types of boilers:
  • Combi boilers: Combination boilers provide both heating and hot water instantly, eliminating the need for a separate water tank. . They are compact, efficient, and well-suited for smaller homes or apartments.
  • Condensing boilers: Condensing boilers are one of the most efficient types of boiler. They extract more heat from the fuel by condensing the water vapor in the exhaust gases, thus saving energy. Condensing boilers offer long-term savings.
  • System boilers: System boilers heat your central heating system directly and store hot water separately. They are a good option for properties with multiple bathrooms or high hot water demands.
  • Regular boilers: Regular boilers, also known as conventional or traditional boilers, require a separate hot water cylinder, a cold water storage tank, and an expansion tank. They are a reliable option for continuous hot water throughout a home.
Consult with a qualified heating engineer to discuss which boiler type is most appropriate for your specific requirements.

What is the difference between a regular boiler and a system boiler?

Both regular and system boilers store hot water in a cylinder, but they differ in their configuration::* **Regular boiler (conventional boiler):** The most traditional type of boiler system. It's best suited for larger properties.* **System boiler:** A more compact system, as some components are integrated within the unit itself. It doesn't require a separate feed and expansion tank, saving some space.The best choice depends on the size of your home and your hot water needs.

How do I bleed my radiators?

If your radiators have cold spots or are not heating up efficiently, they may need to be bled to remove trapped air. This straightforward process can help improve your heating:1. Turn off your central heating system and allow the radiators to cool down completely. 2. Locate the bleed valve on the radiator. It's usually a small, square-shaped valve on one of the top corners. .3. Place a radiator key or a flat-head screwdriver on the bleed valve and carefully turn. You should hear a hissing sound as air escapes..4. Hold a cloth or container under the valve to catch any water that may drip.5. Continue turning the key until the hissing stops and water starts to come out steadily. .6. Tighten the valve securely.7. Repeat this process for all the radiators in your home.8. Once you have bled all the radiators, turn your central heating back on and monitor boiler pressure. Confirm that your system pressure is in the normal range for optimal boiler performance. If not, consult with a professional HVAC technician. If the pressure is too low, you may need to top it up using the filling loop, if your boiler has one. If you are unsure how to do this, consult the manufacturer’s instructions or call a Gas Safe registered heating engineer. By bleeding radiators, you can improve their effectiveness and the overall performance of your central heating system.

What are the different types of boilers?

There are several types of boilers to choose from, including:
  • Combi Boilers (Combination Boilers): Most common and provide both heating and hot water on demand, saving space by eliminating the need for separate hot water tanks or cylinders. They may struggle to meet high hot water demand for larger households.
  • Regular Boilers (Conventional, Heat-Only Boilers): These boilers require both a cold water storage tank (usually in the loft) and a hot water cylinder (usually in an airing cupboard), taking up more space. They deliver a consistent supply of hot water but are usually less energy-efficient than newer boiler types.
  • System Boilers: These boilers heat your central heating directly and also store hot water in a cylinder. They are more compact than regular boilers but more expensive than combi boilers. . System boilers are suitable for properties with more than one bathroom or high hot water usage.
  • Condensing Boilers: High-efficiency boilers recycle heat from exhaust gases to pre-heat water, minimizing waste. These are more expensive initially but reduce energy consumption and operating costs.
Discuss your needs and circumstances with an HVAC professional.

What type of boiler is best?

The best type of boiler for your needs depends on several things, including your available space, fuel preferences, and budget. Here are some of the most common types of boilers:
  • Combi boilers: Combination boilers provide both heating and hot water instantly, saving valuable space. They are compact, efficient, and well-suited for smaller homes or apartments.
  • Condensing boilers: Condensing boilers are one of the most efficient types of boiler. They extract more heat from the fuel by condensing the water vapor in the exhaust gases, thus saving energy. Because of increased efficiency, condensing units can help lower your carbon footprint and reduce heating costs.
  • System boilers: System boilers heat your central heating system directly and store hot water separately. They are a good option for homes requiring a higher volume of hot water.
  • Regular boilers: Regular boilers, also known as conventional or traditional boilers, require a separate hot water cylinder, a cold water storage tank, and an expansion tank. They are suitable for larger properties with high hot water requirements and existing pipework.
A professional can help you choose the best system.

What is the difference between a regular boiler and a system boiler?

Both regular and system boilers store hot water in a cylinder, but they differ in their configuration::* **Regular boiler (conventional boiler):** Needs several external components, including a cold water tank (usually located in the loft), a hot water cylinder (often in an airing cupboard), and an expansion tank. It's best suited for larger properties.* **System boiler:** A more compact system, as some components are integrated within the unit itself. It doesn't require a separate feed and expansion tank, saving some space. If you're unsure which type of boiler is best for you, consult with a Gas Safe registered heating engineer.

How do I bleed my radiators?

If your radiators have cold spots or are not heating up efficiently, they may need to be bled to remove trapped air. Here's how to bleed your radiators: :1. Turn off your central heating system and wait for radiators to cool.2. Locate the bleed valve on the radiator. A special key is often needed.3. Place a radiator key if you don't have a radiator key on the bleed valve and carefully turn. Air trapped in the system will escape during this process.4. Hold a cloth or container under the valve to catch any fluid that may leak out. .5. Continue turning the key until the hissing stops and water starts to come out steadily. .6. Tighten the valve clockwise .7. Repeat this process for all the radiators in your home.8. Once you have bled all the radiators, turn your central heating back on and check the pressure gauge on your boiler. . The pressure should be between 1 and 1.5 bar when the system is cold. If the pressure is too low, you may need to top it up using the filling loop, if your boiler has one. If you are unsure how to do this, consult the manufacturer’s instructions or call a Gas Safe registered heating engineer. Bleeding radiators can help improve their efficiency and your heating system overall.