Condensing Boilers

Condensing Boilers

Are you looking for a new heating system, and wondering if condensing boilers may hold the key to your home comfort woes? The best condensing boilers on the market are easy to install, are affordable to run, and best of all, they’re available from a wide array of installers and engineers in your local area. We’re in touch with only the best of the best, ready to set you up and hit the ground running.

But what if you’re unsure about what condensing boilers actually do? What is it that sets a condensing boiler apart from the pack? In this quick guide, we’ll tell you all that you need to know. Why not take a look at our full guide to types of boiler installations to see what else is on the market?

What are Condensing Boilers?

Condensing boilers are, for the most part, the majority of boiler systems available to the public right now! The term ‘condensing’ actually refers to how a boiler works. As time has gone by, the need for more energy-efficient boilers has grown.

Condenser heating is widespread as it effectively drives more power and less wastage from the fuel you burn. The main difference between condensing and non-condensing is the fact that you benefit from two internal exchange units. These help to lock in the heat that’s generated, meaning that there’s much less CO2 wasted.

Therefore, boilers that condense, as such, help to reduce emissions that we kick back into the environment. As the government continues to clamp down on wastage and efforts to protect the environment, more and more condensing boiler units have entered the market.

In fact, it’s extremely rare that you will come across a boiler than isn’t a condensing model. It tends to be the standard across all types of boiler. Why not take a look at our guide to setting up a new boiler if you’re interested in taking advantage?

Are Combi Boilers Different from Condensing Boilers?

No. In fact, most combi boilers are condensing boilers by design. Some might even say that the best condensing boilers are combi systems.

Combis are super compact and are ideal for smaller homes. As condenser models, they really help to drive home the efficiency aspect, and as you won’t need a water tank, you really won’t need much space to get going.

Many boiler engineers will recommend combis and condensers outright as they tend to offer the most ease of installation as well as the best results long-term. In our own collective opinion, a combi condenser is going to save you a lot of money as well as aggro.

If you’d like to know more about combi boilers, do check out our corresponding guide.

How Do I Get a Condenser Boiler Installed?

The best condenser boilers are available from leading engineers and suppliers across the country. We work with the best in the business – having built up fantastic relationships with talented engineers, we’re in a brilliant position to help you find a top quote for that ideal condenser / combi boiler replacement.

All you need to do is fill out a few details in our web form. Then, we’ll contact you with more information on three leading suppliers. They will arrange free consultations and will offer you no obligation quotes for any work they recommend.

This might just mean you get to take advantage of a brilliant condenser boiler – so why wait?

Be sure to let us know your boiler needs and contact details, and we will get in touch to take your new boiler plan one step further. Don’t suffer in the cold – and check out our guide to boiler grants to help cut costs down to size!