New boiler installation in Cannock

A straight combi-for-combi swap is the most common job on the Heath Hayes, Wimblebury and Norton Canes estates. A heat-only to combi conversion, the usual route in the older terraces, is a bigger job — the tanks come out and the old circuit gets a proper flush. Every quote is free, fixed and itemised — boiler, flue, filter, flush, controls, labour and VAT — so the number you agree is the number you pay.

A straight combi swap — most of Heath Hayes, Wimblebury and Norton Canes — is a day: off first thing, heating back on by evening. Replacing an older system in the Chadsmoor or Hednesford terraces, where we usually convert heat-only to combi and give the old circuit a proper flush, is normally two days. The fixed quote states the duration before you book.

For a typical three-bed semi with one bathroom — most of the post-war streets between the town centre and Pye Green — a mid-range combi around 24–30kW is usually right. The colliery-era terraces are the trap: solid brick walls lose more heat than the floor area suggests, so we size on an actual heat-loss check, not a bedroom count — undersized means a lukewarm January, oversized means short-cycling that wears the boiler out early. Bigger homes with a second bathroom, common on the newer Heath Hayes and Norton Canes developments, often justify a higher-output combi or a system boiler with a cylinder. We fit Worcester Bosch, Vaillant and Ideal, and the quote names the exact model before you decide anything.

Yes — it's one of the most common installs we quote in the older Cannock terraces, where a back boiler has sat behind the fire since the colliery era. The job means draining down, capping the gas to the old fire, taking the tanks out of the loft, and fitting the new combi where it makes sense — usually the kitchen or airing cupboard — with a deep flush of the old pipework. Typically two days, priced fixed and itemised before you book, and the drop in running costs from a decades-old back boiler to a modern condensing combi is genuinely significant.

Usually, yes — kitchen to airing cupboard, out of a bedroom, up to the loft. What decides it is the flue route to an outside wall and a fall for the condensate pipe; mid-terrace houses sometimes need a vertical flue through the roof, which we price in the itemised quote rather than spring on you mid-job. Tell us where you'd like it in the two-minute pricing flow and the quote comes back with the move included.

It can if it's ignored — decades of sludge in a Chadsmoor or Bridgtown circuit will take out a brand-new heat exchanger. That's why every install includes a system cleanse and a magnetic filter, and where the circuit needs it we'll quote a deeper flush upfront rather than let the warranty be voided by dirty water.

Yes, and Cannock is where we do it most. Give us the void dates and we'll book the install inside them, do the CP12 gas safety certificate on the same visit (fixed price, all appliances), and email the warranty, Benchmark and certificate paperwork to you and your agent the same day. One visit, one file, tenants in on time.

Not at the moment — no finance yet, and no pressure. You get one free, fixed, itemised price, agreed in writing before you book. Manufacturer warranties are registered for you — up to 12 years where the model qualifies.