If you're looking to install a brand new boiler, maybe you'd like to know more about the different boiler types available to you? Well, look no further than our blog post here at G.Capper Plumbing & Heating, as we have made a note of these below. If you'd like to get in touch with us about our services, just give us a call on, 07811 947787 or see our contact details at the bottom of this page.
Different Types of Boilers For Your Home
From the conventional boiler to the combination and system boiler, there's plenty of options for your home and below you can find out more. If you'd like to take a look at the services we offer across Gloucester, Tewksbury, Cheltenham, Cirencester and Stow-On-The-Wold then take a look at our services page.
Conventional Boilers
Requiring a water cylinders and two water tanks, conventional boilers have the most components. This typically means that they are a lot better for properties with a lot of free space. In addition to this, conventional boilers are also great for larger homes with a greater amount of people living in them.
The Benefits:
- Conventional boilers are great for meeting higher demands for hot water.
- Residents of a property with a conventional boiler can use multiple appliances simultaneously without it affecting the water pressure.
- Conventional boilers don't need good mains pressure.
System Boilers
Moving on to system boilers; these types of boilers are to some extent, more practical than conventional boilers. Why? Because they don't require two water tanks. So, for smaller homes, this may be the answer as it can also meet higher demands for hot water.
The Benefits:
- Multiple appliances can be used simultaneously without affecting the water pressure with a system boiler.
- System boilers do not require loft space for water tanks.
- System boilers can meet higher demands for hot water with ease.
Combination Boilers
The final boiler type we'd like to discuss is a combination boiler. As they operate from the mains, combination boilers only require a boiler unit. Also, whilst they take up very little space in your property, they will struggle to meet a higher demand for hot water; this means that they're are good for smaller homes.
The Benefits:
- Combination boilers require very little space.
- Combination boilers are also very efficient as water isn't stored.
- With a combination boiler, water is heated as and when it is needed.
Contact Us for Our Services
Hopefully now you're aware of the different boiler types that you can consider for your home. if you'd like to get in touch about our services here at G.Capper Plumbing & Heating in Gloucester, Tewksbury, Cheltenham, Newent, Cirencester and Stow-On-The-Wold, simply give us a call on, 07811 947787. Alternatively, you can email us via our email address at, garethcapper@hotmail.com or send us a message via the handy contact form on our website.