Book YOUR boiler service

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Book YOUR boiler service

online at YOUR

convenience...

When choosing us we put your needs first, helping you take care of the well-being and safety of your family and all that's important to you.

Heat and hot water is an essential part of daily life and making sure your boiler is regularly checked is vitally important.

Service my Boiler is the online solution for booking your annual boiler service or gas safety check. Our simple booking system will make sure that you’re left with peace of mind safe in the knowledge that it has all been taken care of.

We have a nationwide network of engineers who will ensure your boiler is in top condition.

Homeowner

Landlord

Homeowner

Landlord

Thank you ‘ServiceMyBoiler‘. I needed an urgent boiler service as part of my house sale, your professional and friendly team did a fantastic job! I managed to organise it all from the comfort of my living room and even better still, you came out the very next day! I was so thrilled I signed up with you in my forever home! I couldn’t have asked for anything more! Will certainly recommend.

Mr Tim Etherington, Doveridge, Staffordshire

Hints & Tips

Electric heaters are one of the most expensive forms of heating. The cheapest is using an efficient gas central heating system combined with thermostatic radiator valves, a room thermostat and a timer.

The correct setting for a room thermostat is 21°C for pensioners and families with young children, but turning up the room thermostat will not heat up from the room faster but it will make the room warmer.

It's better to keep doors closed for the area you want heated. Radiators, electric panel heaters and convection heaters all work by creating a convection current in a room.

Whether you run a combi or standard boilers, the main thing which will affect how expensive your boiler is to run is its efficiency. Having an A-rated condensing boiler (standard or combi) will be cheaper to run than an older non-condensing boiler.

It's a good idea to leave your heating on to some degree when you're out in Winter, to prevent frozen pipes.