Boiler installation and replacement in Surbiton

Yes. We work in Surbiton, and we also work in Kingston upon Thames and Chessington. Surbiton is in the Royal Borough of Kingston, with Victorian townhouses, Art Deco courts and the Thames on one side. Call 07477 877199 or send the details online.

Note the make and age of the boiler, how many bathrooms and people it serves, and any problems you have had. Take a photo of the boiler, its flue and where it sits.

The boiler make and age, how many bathrooms and radiators you have, whether you want to move the boiler, and any preferences on controls. Photos of the boiler and its location help. Include your road in Surbiton so we can plan the visit.

Boilers reach the end of their life through worn heat exchangers, failing pumps and valves, scale and sludge. Repeated breakdowns are usually the clearest sign it is time. Homes close to the Thames can have damp that is not a plumbing fault, so we check the pipes before assuming a leak.

Yes. Use the contact form with your name, phone number and a short description, and choose Surbiton as your town. The preferred contact time is a preference only. For anything urgent, call 07477 877199.

Often yes, subject to the flue route, space and pipe runs. Moving the boiler adds work, so we look at the options and explain what is practical before you commit. Homes in Surbiton include grand 19th-century townhouses, Art Deco courts, semi-detached estates and newer flats.

No, but a modern thermostat or programmer helps the boiler run efficiently. We can fit whichever control suits you, from a simple timer to a smart thermostat, and show you how to use it. Homes in Surbiton include grand 19th-century townhouses, Art Deco courts, semi-detached estates and newer flats.

We remove it as part of the installation and dispose of it responsibly. We will confirm that when we agree the work, along with what is being removed and what is staying in place. Homes in Surbiton include grand 19th-century townhouses, Art Deco courts, semi-detached estates and newer flats.

Usually yes. Upper floors need the right valve settings, pump speed and sometimes larger radiators. We check the whole circuit and adjust before suggesting any new equipment.

Possibly, possibly not. We check the supply, waste and heating pipes first. If they are sound, we tell you so and you can look at damp proofing or drainage without paying for the wrong repair.

Yes. We check the cupboard size, the flue route and the pipework before recommending a model. Where the old boiler is hard to reach we plan the swap so it is serviceable later.