Service Your Boiler Like You Service Your Car

Your boiler is the heart of your home. It keeps you warm, keeps your hot water running and keeps you safe. Regular boiler servicing reduces risk, improves safety and efficiency, and saves you money. Gas appliances that are not serviced regularly will consume more energy and be less efficient, costing you more on your bills. Have your boiler serviced at least once per year by a gas safe registered engineer to make sure everything is working correctly.

 

Not servicing your boiler is like not servicing your car.

It’s easy to forget that your boiler is an appliance, and just like any other appliance it needs to be serviced regularly. It isn’t just about looking after your boiler though. It also helps avoid costly repairs and breakdowns down the line by keeping your boiler in good working order.

As with regular servicing of your car, there are many benefits:

• You will save money on fuel bills as a well-maintained boiler runs more efficiently and uses less energy
• You can avoid damage from build-up of limescale around pipework or corrosion within the system
• A system that performs efficiently will run longer than one that does not.

 

Your boiler is the heart of your home. Keep it running efficiently and avoid sudden costs.

Your boiler is a major cost for most households - especially if you have central heating or hot water provided by a combi boiler in addition to gas central heating.

It’s often our largest single investment when we buy property, but also one of the best ways we can make sure that our homes are warm and comfortable all year round without having to worry about high energy bills or carbon emissions from burning fossil fuels like coal or oil.

 

Boilers are expensive, so regular servicing will help you cut costs and reduce potential breakdowns.

 

 

Regular boiler servicing reduces risk, improves safety and efficiency and saves you money.

Regular boiler servicing reduces the risk of:

• Boiler failure resulting in a breakdown and repair costs.
• Carbon monoxide poisoning caused by carbon build-up, which can be fatal.
• Fire caused by a lack of maintenance or repairs.
• Water damage caused by leaks, which could lead to mold growth and ruin your property.

 

Gas appliances that are not serviced regularly will consume more energy and be less efficient, costing you more on your bills.

By having your boiler serviced regularly, you’ll get:

• peace of mind that your boiler is safe to use
• less likelihood of unexpected breakdowns saving you time and money
• increased efficiency so you can replace expensive fuel with cheaper alternatives

 

Have your boiler serviced at least once per year by a gas safe registered engineer to make sure everything is working correctly.

You wouldn't go a year without servicing your car, so why would you neglect your boiler?

Your boiler is the heart of your home. It heats the water and radiators that warm your rooms to a pleasant temperature, and it's also what keeps hot water flowing through taps.

On average, a modern domestic heating system will last between eight and 12 years before needing to be replaced. But if it isn't serviced regularly by a gas safe registered engineer who knows what they're doing (it is surprising how many don’t), problems can arise that cause major damage – or even fire.

 

Your boiler is an important part of your home, and it's important to take care of it.

It might seem like a good idea to postpone servicing until you absolutely have to – but this could end up costing more than if you had just booked in an annual service as we recommend.

As we have seen, there are many reasons why you should make sure your boiler is serviced regularly. A boiler that isn’t running properly can cause health problems and damage your home, not to mention the fact that it will use more energy than it needs to. It is also important to remember that a broken or poorly working boiler is a fire hazard. If you are looking for more information about how to take care of your boiler system and keep your home safe from potential dangers, please visit our website at Helios Gas Belfast.