New boiler installation in South West London
Boiler past its best? Our Gas Safe Registered engineers fit new combi, system and regular boilers across the areas we cover. We look at your home, your hot-water use and your existing system first, then quote for the right boiler.
What a boiler installation covers
Like-for-like swaps and system changes are different jobs. We agree the scope with you before quoting.
Like-for-like replacement
Swapping an old boiler for a new one of the same type, usually in the same place, is the simplest installation. Tell us your current boiler make and model.
Changing boiler type
Moving from a regular or system boiler to a combi, or the other way round, can mean removing tanks or cylinders and altering pipework. We will talk through whether it suits your hot-water use.
Moving the boiler
Relocating a boiler affects flue routes, gas supply and condensate pipes. Let us know where it is now and where you would like it.
New boiler installation cost
Every boiler installation is quoted individually after a survey. The price depends on the boiler type and size, whether it stays in the same place, flue and gas pipe changes, and any cylinder or tank work. Call us or book online and we will arrange a look at your system.
For a useful quote, tell us your postcode, what you want changed, the current fittings or heating setup and any access restrictions.
Boiler installation across our areas
What we tend to find in homes in each area we cover, and what to mention when you ask for a quote.
Richmond (TW9, TW10)
Period flat conversions often have boilers in kitchen cupboards with tight flue routes. Tell us where yours sits and whether the flue goes through a wall or roof.
East Sheen (SW14)
Extended family houses can outgrow an original combi. Mention your number of bathrooms so we can check the new boiler keeps up.
Barnes (SW13)
Older cottages may still have a regular boiler with loft tanks. Let us know if you want to keep the cylinder or switch to a combi.
Putney (SW15)
In flats and mansion blocks, flue position and building rules can limit options. Share any managing-agent requirements before we quote.
Twickenham (TW1, TW2)
Many terraces and semis run system or regular boilers with a cylinder. Tell us your current setup and whether you want to keep it.
Teddington (TW11)
Larger homes with several bathrooms often suit a system boiler and unvented cylinder. Describe your hot-water use so we can size the boiler properly.
Wimbledon (SW19, SW20)
Big period houses may need a higher-output boiler or a system with a cylinder. Tell us how many radiators and bathrooms you have.
Kingston (KT1, KT2)
Older houses with loft tanks and newer flats with compact combis need very different installs. Tell us which you have.
Wandsworth (SW18)
Plumbers, boiler repair and heating engineers across Wandsworth Town, Southfields and Earlsfield.
Clapham (SW4)
Boiler repair, emergency plumbing and heating across Clapham Common, Clapham Old Town and Clapham North.
Battersea (SW11)
Plumbing, boiler repair and boiler servicing around Battersea Park, Northcote Road and Nine Elms.
Balham (SW12)
Local plumber and boiler repairs across Balham High Road, the Heaver Estate and Nightingale Triangle.
Tooting (SW17)
Plumbers and heating engineers for Tooting Bec, Tooting Broadway and the Totterdown Fields estate.
Fulham (SW6)
Emergency plumbing, boiler repair and servicing across Parsons Green, Fulham Broadway and Sands End.
Chelsea (SW3, SW10)
Discreet plumbing and heating for Chelsea homes and mansion flats around King's Road and Chelsea Harbour.
Streatham (SW16)
Plumbing and heating for Streatham homes, from Streatham Hill and the High Road to Streatham Common.
Earlsfield (SW18)
Local plumbing and boiler help for Earlsfield, around Garratt Lane and the streets off Earlsfield station.
Southfields (SW18, SW19)
Plumbing and heating for Southfields homes in the Grid and around Wimbledon Park.
Kew (TW9)
Careful plumbing and heating for Kew homes near Kew Gardens, Kew Green and the riverside.
Questions about this work
Do I need a new boiler or a repair?
Not every breakdown means replacement. If your boiler is old, keeps failing or parts are hard to get, a new one may make more sense. Our engineers can repair first where that is the better option.
Which boiler type is right for my home?
Combis suit many flats and smaller homes. Homes with several bathrooms often do better with a system or regular boiler and a hot-water cylinder. We advise based on your home and how you use hot water.
Are you Gas Safe Registered?
Yes. Boiler installations are carried out by Gas Safe Registered engineers and registered with the manufacturer and local authority as required.
Do you cover my postcode?
We cover Richmond, East Sheen, Barnes, Putney, Twickenham, Teddington, Wimbledon and Kingston. Check the area links above for the postcodes we serve.