Boilers

Why an annual boiler service pays for itself

A yearly service protects your warranty, catches small faults early and keeps efficiency where it should be. Here is what we actually check.

4 August 20264 min readPremier Plumbing & Heating

It is not just a sticker on the boiler

An annual service is the single cheapest thing you can do to avoid a mid-winter breakdown. It is also a condition of nearly every manufacturer warranty — miss one and cover can be void.

What we check

  • Gas pressure and flow rate against manufacturer figures
  • Flue integrity and a full combustion analysis
  • Heat exchanger, burner and condensate trap cleaned
  • Seals, safety devices and controls tested
  • System pressure and expansion vessel charge

What it prevents

Most winter callouts we attend are the end result of something small that had been developing for months: a blocked condensate, a tired diverter valve, a sludged system starving the boiler of flow. Caught in a service, these are minor. Caught in January, they are an emergency.

When to book

Late summer and early autumn. Engineers have availability, and any parts needed can be fitted before you rely on the heating daily.

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