How much does a new boiler cost in 2023?

Are you in need of a new boiler? Wondering what a new boiler will cost? Or, even struggling to decide whether to replace, repair or service yours? Find all you need to know in this new boiler cost guide.

If you’re exploring new boiler options then chances are yours has failed, is out of warranty, is not performing optimally, or is coming towards the end of its life. With these issues in mind, you should weigh up the cost of repairs versus replacing your boiler with a new boiler and the cost of installation.

The biggest benefit of a new boiler is that it can be greater than 90% efficient, whilst older models can have lower than 50% efficiency. Changing to a new boiler can pay for itself through these improvements in efficiency and reducing your heating bills. This guide outlines the average new boiler installation costs you may incur. Here are some simple ways to help you decide when it’s the right time to replace your boiler: Your current boiler doesn’t offer suitable flexibility or have a thermostat. You notice your energy bills increasing without using your boiler more. The boiler system has a ‘dry cycle’ that wastes energy by continuing to heat your home even when it’s at the desired temperature. Your boiler has a continuous pilot light (this is common on old boilers and wastes gas). Your existing boiler is G-rated for energy efficiency. This guide will give you a good idea of how much a new boiler will cost, as well as other costs associated with the job you require.

How much does a new boiler cost? Type of Boiler Average cost Combi Boiler £1,500 + VAT System Boiler £1,300 + VAT Conventional Boiler £2,000 + VAT LPG boiler £1,500 +VAT Biomass boiler £10,000 + VAT Condensing boiler £2,500 + VAT Additional costs Cost of installation £1,500 + VAT Wifi-enabled heating controller £200 Our costs are ballpark averages – get a local tradesperson to quote now It’s difficult to estimate the average cost of a new boiler replacement as there are so many variables to consider. Quality manufacturing of the boiler itself is essential and you should not skimp on this essential home investment. Doing so will cost more in the long run. Just the new boiler itself can cost between £500-£3,000 without the cost of labour. With labour and extras added, you can usually expect a new boiler supply and the labour to install it to cost between £2,000-£4,500. Although these costs act as a good guide, new boiler prices will vary. You will need the right boiler for your particular household’s circumstances, so do seek advice from a Checkatrade boiler installer before you set your heart on a particular boiler. How much is it to get a new boiler fitted? The cost of a new boiler fitted depends on whether you’re replacing the boiler, converting it to a different type, or moving it to a new location. You may spend £3,000-£5,000 if you want to convert a back boiler to a combi. If you were swapping a combi with another combi, on the other hand, you’d spend around £1,400-£2,000 on it. However, if you were changing its location, your expense could go up to . Another reason why you’d see a great variation in the cost of a new boiler fitted is your choice of fitters – whether they are a national company, small company, or sole trader. Large national companies might employ sole traders local to you to fit in your new boiler. So, we’ve mentioned a few different types of boilers. If you’re not familiar with them, you wouldn’t be able to make the best choice for your home. So, let’s find out what these different types of boilers are. There are three main types of boiler in the UK: combi, system and conventional (regular). Not sure which type of boiler you have in your home? If in doubt, use our quick guide below: Quick boiler type checklist With a combi boiler, there will be no storage tank. With a system boiler, there be a hot water storage tank in an airing cupboard. With a regular boiler, there will be a hot water storage tank in an airing cupboard and a cold water storage tank in the loft. Note: Check the cold water storage tank in the loft is connected, the house may have upgraded to a system boiler and the tank may be disconnected but still in place in the roof. We’ve covered all the boilers and their rough cost estimates below.

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