Buying a new boiler is an expensive and complicated process at the best of times – let alone against the backdrop of your old boiler breaking down suddenly in winter. 

It’s simple really – the more reliable your new boiler, the less money you will have to shell out on expensive repairs. According to our annual boilers survey, the average cost of a boiler repair is £210 – which is quite an incentive to pick a reliable brand.

There are three main types of gas condensing boiler to choose from: a combi, system and conventional. 

A combination boiler, commonly known as a combi boiler, heats water as you need it and eliminates the need for a storage tank.

A heat-only boiler, sometimes known as a conventional boiler, means you will have a hot water tank or cylinder where hot water can be stored for later use. 

A system boiler is just like a heat-only boiler, but more components are built in. This can make system boilers easier to install than conventional ones and they tend to take up less space.

A boiler installation could take between 1 to 5 days depending on the work required. System changes often take longer than like for like swaps, for instance, a change from a regular boiler to a new combi boiler is likely to take longer than a straight combi to combi swap.

A walk in shower is an extremely stylish and undeniably practical bathing solution. They are the shower of choice in many modern modern bathrooms as they not only look great, but they offer easy access and low maintenance too. Walk in showers come in a range of different styles, so we can help you design a showering solution which fits in with the look & feel of your home.
If your mobility levels are restricted, due to a disability or slowing down in old age, being able to use your bathroom confidently & comfortably is a huge part of remaining independent. It is an area of the house we all have to visit everyday, so make sure your bathroom is somewhere you can relax and enjoy.

Do you dream of being able to have a relaxing shower without the difficulties of getting in and out? A level access shower could be the answer to your problems!

Sometimes referred to as a wet room, a level access shower is an excellent solution for wheelchair users & for those with limited mobility. It is a shower area that does not have any step or lip at all, offering completely unrestricted access to the shower. This makes them ideal for the disabled and elderly. A chair (foldable or fixed) can also be be fitted to make the shower as comfortable and accessible as possible.

A practical solution to enhance mobility, access ramps allow users access up and downstairs, through doorways and even raised landings.