Birmingham's housing is older than the national average — and its boilers often are too. We replace tired systems with A-rated boilers across the city, installed and certified by Gas Safe registered engineers, usually in a single day.
We've replaced boilers across every kind of Birmingham home: Victorian terraces in Small Heath and Sparkhill where flue placement and pipework routes need real care; 1930s semis from Erdington to Kings Heath still running gravity-fed systems with tanks in the loft; and post-war homes ready for straightforward like-for-like combi swaps. The city's stock is older than the national average, which makes correct assessment matter — a survey first, then a recommendation that fits your house, not a standard package.
Two jobs come up in Birmingham more than most cities. First, converting gravity-fed systems to modern combis — freeing the loft and airing cupboard, improving pressure and cutting gas use, typically completed in two to three days. Second, replacing the back boilers still sitting behind fireplaces in thousands of the city's older homes: a job with specific safety and building-regulation requirements that our Gas Safe registered engineers handle routinely, from safe removal through to the new system's certification.
A heat-loss and hot-water assessment so the boiler is sized for your home rather than guessed; honest advice between combi, system and regular boilers based on your bathrooms, pressure and usage; installation by Gas Safe registered engineers; a full system flush and inhibitor treatment so sludge from the old system doesn't shorten the new boiler's life; Benchmark commissioning, safety certification and warranty registration; and aftercare with annual servicing to keep that warranty valid.
Birmingham has many postcodes that qualify strongly for ECO4-style support, which can fund heating upgrades for eligible lower-income and vulnerable households. Criteria change over time, so we check your household's current eligibility as part of the free consultation — before anything is quoted.