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Types of Boilers Explained: Combi, Regular, and System Boilers

Combi Boilers:

A combi boiler (combination boiler) serves as a compact, all-in-one heating and hot water system, eliminating the need for a separate tank. Ideal for smaller homes, these boilers heat water directly from the mains, offering a space-saving, energy-efficient solution. They provide instant hot water, but if you have multiple water outlets running simultaneously, the flow rate may drop.

Regular Boilers:

A regular boiler, also known as a traditional or heat-only boiler, requires a separate hot water tank and a cold-water storage unit, typically located in the loft. Regular boilers are ideal for homes with older heating systems or those needing high hot water demand. However, the stored water can lose heat over time, making them less efficient.

System Boilers:

System boilers combine some of the components found in regular boilers (like the hot water tank) with built-in parts, meaning there’s no need for a cold-water storage tank. These are well-suited for homes with multiple bathrooms and provide consistent hot water at a higher pressure. While efficient, system boilers require space for the hot water cylinder.

Note: The final installation cost will be determined based on the type of boiler and any additional requirements after consultation with our team.