Survey the existing installation and confirm specifications
Isolate water supply and drain down the heating system
Safely disconnect and remove the old combi boiler
Check existing pipework and flue routes for compatibility
Position and securely mount the new combi boiler to the wall
Connect gas supply pipe and test for leaks
Connect cold water mains supply with isolation valve
Connect central heating flow and return pipes
Install or adapt flue system (horizontal or vertical as required)
Fit condensate drain pipe to waste
Connect to existing radiator circuit
Flush the system if required to remove debris and sludge
Add inhibitor and system cleaner as needed
Install magnetic filter if not already present (recommended)
Pressure test all gas connections
Fill and pressurise the heating system (typically 1-1.5 bar)
Power up and fire the boiler following manufacturer's sequence
Check all heating zones and hot water operation
Test safety devices and controls
Balance radiators if necessary
Complete Building Regulations compliance certification
Register the new boiler with the manufacturer for warranty
Demonstrate controls and system operation to the customer
Provide all documentation, manuals, and certificates
Clean up and remove old boiler and waste materials
prices may vary upon inspection
Survey the existing installation and confirm specifications
Isolate water supply and drain down the heating system
Safely disconnect and remove the old combi boiler
Check existing pipework and flue routes for compatibility
Position and securely mount the new combi boiler to the wall
Connect gas supply pipe and test for leaks
Connect cold water mains supply with isolation valve
Connect central heating flow and return pipes
Install or adapt flue system (horizontal or vertical as required)
Fit condensate drain pipe to waste
Connect to existing radiator circuit
Flush the system if required to remove debris and sludge
Add inhibitor and system cleaner as needed
Install magnetic filter if not already present (recommended)
Pressure test all gas connections
Fill and pressurise the heating system (typically 1-1.5 bar)
Power up and fire the boiler following manufacturer's sequence
Check all heating zones and hot water operation
Test safety devices and controls
Balance radiators if necessary
Complete Building Regulations compliance certification
Register the new boiler with the manufacturer for warranty
Demonstrate controls and system operation to the customer
Provide all documentation, manuals, and certificates
Clean up and remove old boiler and waste materials
prices may vary upon inspection