Central Heating Systems

Wet Central Heating Systems

Condensing - this type of boiler is a 'high efficiency' boiler which means it extracts more heat from the flue gases than standard boilers, which means very little heat is wasted, which in turn saves you money on bills.

Combination boiler - this type of boiler produces near instantaneous hot water. Unlike conventional systems it does not store hot water so you have no cylinder, loft tank or connecting pipe work.

Conventional boilers - these boilers use the traditional method, which heats up and stores the hot water in the hot water cylinder and header tank, ready for you to use as and when you require it.

Back boilers - these boilers are hidden away behind gas fires. The latest type of these boilers are far more advanced that older models which gives you a better performance and efficiency. (NOTE. back boilers can only replace existing back boilers).

Dry Central Heating Systems

A warm air unit is a dry central heating system as it uses hot air to heat your home. This type of heating is usually integral to the house and the ducts and vents are built into the property during construction. Many now come with an Electrostatic Air Filter that can remove dust particles, odours and even tobacco smoke particles from the air, leaving you with a much healthier and cleaner environment.

Radiators