Oil Boilers


Oil Boiler information

We are OFTEC registered and manufacturer trained we specialise in boiler servicing and breakdown we carry a lot of the common spares to get your boiler fixed as quick as possible. Factory trained on Grant and Boulter Boilers, Riello service engineer.

Above Oil boiler breakdown they had only just had the oil tank filled, And now the boiler won’t restart, Oil pump had been run dry and snapped.

When looking for a replacement oil boilers you can trust us to supply the most reliable boiler on the market, We recommend a Grant Oil Boiler, we find they have the best customer services department, great build quality, 97+% efficient and they are fitted with a riello oil burner,  

Before we recommend any boiler we always do our research, forum sites, magazines, other engineers etc. We have been to the factory to see what they have to offer and inspected their boilers in great detail. 

” The only boiler I would fit for friends and family”

M. Gallagher

Below is their filter which will extend their warranty up to 5 years.

IMG_2553

Above – Grant Oil Boilers “MAGONE filter”

UK Boiler Fitting Regulations

It is estimated that 16% of the world’s annual CO2 emissions come from non-condensing boilers’ In a bid to decrease this the UK has implemented a series of new condensing boiler regulations. These regulations, along with a set of guidelines, have recently been issued by the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister in the hope that all new dwellings will be fitted with condensing boilers. Why you should have a condensing boiler?  Condensing boilers have two internal heat exchangers which means that the heat lost to the surroundings, especially through the flue, is decreased. This makes them highly efficient. They also use less fuel and power which makes them the greener alternative, plus their CO2 emissions are much lower than their non-condensing counterparts. What the new condensing boiler regulations say, In simple terms the new regulations state that:

All gas-fired boilers fitted after the 1st April 2005 have to be condensing boilers. This applies to all brand new installations and those that are a boiler replacement.

All oil-fired boilers fitted after the 1st April 2007 have to be condensing boilers and again this applies to new installations and replacement boilers.
All condensing boilers fitted after the 1st April 2005 have to have a SEDBUK efficiency rating of either A or B.
There are a number of other new regulations in addition to these three, however, these are the main ones that need to be followed.