Our heating cost guides cover a range of jobs from new gas boilers to air source heat pumps to help you work out which heating type is the best for you and how much you’ll need to budget for.
With energy prices rising, it’s important to do all you can to keep your bills as low as possible. And if you’ve got an old boiler, it could be wasting your money. But how much will it set you back to replace your boiler? We’ve got the answer plus costs for other heating sources like ground and air source heat pumps in our cost guides.
A cheap boiler is still a significant investment, but if you’ve got a small house or flat then you may be able to get a cheap combi boiler plus installation for £1,000. A system boiler will set you back around £1,200, while a conventional boiler costs at least £1,300 with installation.
While price is an important factor, it’s also worth bearing in mind that the cheapest boiler isn’t always the best one. Very cheap boilers may not be as efficient as more expensive ones, and while the upfront cost is low, you may notice that you don’t save as much on your energy bills as you’d hoped. It could be worth spending a little more on a more efficient boiler to maximise your savings.