Find Quick Boiler Installers in Manchester

The price for boiler installation Manchester can change a lot. It depends on the type of boiler, how hard it is to install, and how much the installer asks for

Combi Boiler

• Price Range: £1,500 to £3,500 (including installation)
• Heats water directly from the main supply, no need for a storage tank

System Boiler

• Price Range: £1,600 to £4,000 (including installation)
• Requires a hot water cylinder, uses mains water for stronger showers

Regular Boiler

• Price Range: £1,800 to £3,500 (including installation)
• Needs both a cylinder and a tank, suitable for older heating systems with separate hot water cylinder and cold water storage tank

Don’t forget that you might be able to get grants or schemes to help pay for installing a new boiler, especially if you’re replacing an old, energy-wasting model with a new, energy-saving one.

On average, a simple boiler installation in Manchester generally takes 1-3 days. However, if the new boiler varies in type or needs a new location, longer installation might be necessary due to new pipework or structural changes.

The time required for a boiler installation in Manchester can vary significantly due to multiple factors. These factors include:

• The type of boiler (like combi, system, or regular)
• Installation complexity
• Current heating system condition
• Your home’s unique features

Keep in mind that while physical installation lasts a few days, the overall process includes assessment, new boiler quotes and scheduling.

Always involve a Gas Safe registered engineer for any Manchester or Greater Manchester boiler installation.

As boiler installation is substantial, expect some disruption, particularly during colder months. See our guide on when to upgrade your boiler.

Ordinarily, you won’t need planning permission to for a new boiler installation in your Manchester home, as it’s typically considered ‘permitted development’ under UK legislation. This is true whether you reside in Manchester, Greater Manchester, or any other part of England .

• Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas: If you live in such places, you might need permission before putting in a new boiler. This is especially true if the installation changes how your building looks from the outside.
• Boiler Flue Outside the Property: If your boiler’s pipe goes outside and faces a road, you might need permission for that too.

All gas boiler installations in the UK must be performed by a Gas Safe registered engineer to meet safety standards. See more on gas boiler quotes.

If you’re uncertain whether you require planning permission for your specific situation, it’s advisable to contact your local council’s planning department.