Liquefied Petroleum Gas LPG Boilers

We’ll start by conducting a free site survey to assess your home’s heating needs and determine the ideal location for the LPG tank and boiler. This ensures the system is tailored to your property’s layout for optimal performance.

If you don’t already have an LPG tank, we will arrange for the installation of a secure, externally located tank, which is connected to your home’s heating system. The size of the tank will depend on your energy consumption and property size.

Our Gas Safe-registered engineers will install the LPG boiler in a convenient and safe location within your home. The boiler will be connected to the LPG tank, and the system will be integrated with your existing heating system (radiators, underfloor heating, or both).

Once installed, we will test the entire system to ensure it is working efficiently and safely. We’ll also demonstrate how to operate the system and provide advice on maintenance.

An LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) boiler is a heating system that uses LPG stored in an external tank to heat your home and provide hot water. It’s an efficient option for properties not connected to the mains gas network.

LPG is piped from a storage tank into the boiler, where it is burned to generate heat. This heat is used to warm water, which is then circulated through radiators or underfloor heating to heat your home, and also provides hot water for domestic use.

LPG tends to be more expensive than mains gas but cheaper than electricity and oil for home heating. Costs vary depending on your supplier, location, and usage, but LPG is generally considered an efficient fuel option for homes not on the gas grid.

The installation process usually takes 1 to 3 days, depending on the complexity of the system and whether an external storage tank needs to be installed. Our engineers work efficiently to minimise disruption.

Yes, like all boilers, LPG boilers require regular maintenance to ensure safe and efficient operation. An annual service by a Gas Safe-registered engineer is recommended to check for any issues and optimise performance.

Yes, LPG boilers come in a range of sizes and capacities, making them suitable for both small and large properties. The boiler size and tank capacity will be selected based on your home’s heating and hot water needs.

LPG burns cleaner than oil and coal, producing lower carbon emissions and less air pollution. Switching to an LPG boiler can help reduce your home’s carbon footprint compared to older, less efficient heating systems.

You’ll need to refill your LPG tank when it’s low, either manually or through an automatic top-up system offered by some suppliers. Keeping an eye on your tank levels ensures you won’t run out of fuel unexpectedly.

Yes, LPG is a safe fuel when used and stored properly. Modern LPG boilers and tanks are designed with safety features, and regular maintenance will help ensure your system operates safely. Always use a Gas Safe-registered engineer for installation and servicing.

Yes, many homeowners switch from oil to LPG boilers due to the cleaner burn and improved efficiency. The process involves installing an LPG boiler and a storage tank, and in many cases, your existing heating system can be used.