Central heating installations

The cost to install central heating can vary, depending on the size of the property and the type of system you choose. For a more detailed quote, give our team a call today.

Yes. You could be eligible for a central heating grant under the ECO4 scheme. Not sure if you qualify? Give us a call, and we’ll help you figure everything out.

To be eligible for government central heating grants, you have to meet a set of criteria relating to your income and benefit status, your homeownership or rental status, and the state of your existing heating system. For full details and to find out if you qualify, give our team a call today.

Central heating grants can cover anything from the initial survey to the cost of buying the boiler, radiators, room thermostat, all the pipework, and the cost of installation. The amount you can get depends on your specific application, so it’s not guaranteed that all costs will be covered. To check your eligibility and see what funding is available to you, just give our team a call.

Yes, plumbers often install central heating systems, particularly those that involve water circuits, like boilers and radiators. However, some aspects, such as electrical connections, may require an electrician. At Grant Store, our team of expert central heating installers can manage it all – reach out today for a free quote.

Installing your own central heating system is not recommended unless you are a qualified professional. It involves complex electrical and plumbing work that requires specific skills and certifications to ensure safety and efficiency. Don’t take the risk of doing it wrong and costing yourself more money – reach out to our team today.

The four main types of central heating systems are:

• Gas-fired systems use a boiler to heat water pumped through radiators.
• Oil-fired systems, similar to gas, use oil as a fuel source.
• Electric central heating uses electrical resistors to generate heat.
• Renewable heating systems include air-source heat pumps and solar thermal systems.

Installing central heating can be disruptive and often requires several days to complete. Work may include lifting floors, installing radiators, and running pipework, which can temporarily affect daily routines. Our team are dedicated to making sure your installation goes as smoothly as possible, with the least disruption to your day-to-day life.

Central heating systems offer plenty of benefits, including consistent and adjustable heat throughout your home, improved energy efficiency compared to standalone heaters so, lower costs, and potentially increased property value.

To check a central heating installer’s credentials, ask for professional certifications and affiliations, such as Gas Safe or OFTEC registration. You can also request references or check online reviews.

Yes, you should get your central heating system serviced annually. Regular servicing helps maintain efficiency, extends the system’s lifespan, and ensures safety by checking for leaks and faults.