Let’s say your current boiler is only 65% efficient. This means that for every £1 you spend on your heating, 35p is going to waste. By comparison, modern boilers are more than 90% efficient, so less than 10p is being wasted for every £1 you spend.

By replacing your old or inefficient boiler with a new A-rated one, you could reduce your energy bills by as much as £300 per year. And if you receive the correct combination of benefits, you could have your old gas, oil or LPG boiler replaced for free thanks to the ECO boiler grant scheme.

Boiler Recycling
The boiler scrappage scheme is no longer available and applications are closed. This scheme was originally designed to give customers cash for replacing old boilers. If you claim benefits, you now have the opportunity to apply for the ECO scheme instead. If you don’t claim benefits, try paying monthly for your new boiler.

How much does a new boiler cost?
The type of installation you need dictates the cost of your new boiler. Typical combi boiler swaps or regular or system boilers usually cost £1,500 - 2,500. More complicated conversions could cost £3,000+.