Boiler Installation in Sutton

Trust MPR Plumbing & Heating for Boiler Installations to Benefit From:

• Emergency call out service in Sutton
• Labour guarantees and extended parts
• Free power flush on all new boiler installations
• Free advice and assistance
• Personal touch and fair price
• Tidy installations and efficient workmanship
• We respect and protect your property

MPR Plumbing & Heating Are Gas Safe Registered

MPR Plumbing & Heating takes gas safety seriously. All of our gas engineers are on the Gas Safe Register for your peace of mind when carrying out your boiler installation in Sutton.

The Gas Safe Register in Great Britain forms the official gas safety organisation. The Gas Safe Register replaced CORGI on 1st April 2009. When it comes to the registration and regulation of gas engineers, the Gas Safe Register is responsible. Membership is mandatory for any company or engineer working with gas appliances. In order to find out more about the Gas Safe Register, visit the website or call 0800 408 5500.

Which Boiler is Right For me?

There are three main kinds of central heating systems: combi, system or open vented and you will find a lot of manufacturers of these. Our intention is to deliver the right boiler for your price range without compromising on quality. We provide a cost-free survey in which we will calculate the KW rating necessary, and best sort of system for your property

Our goal is to find the appropriate boiler for your needs, not the quickest system to fit.

Combi boilers

Combi boilers are the UK’s most favored sort of boiler for gas central heating and domestic hot water. They’re simple to install, user friendly and economical to run.

A combi boiler only heats water when a hot tap or shower is switched on, ensuring optimum efficiency. There’s no need to find space for a water storage cylinder or have a tank in the loft. Hot water is sent to your taps at mains pressure, so you can enjoy a powerful shower without the need for a pump

System Boilers

A system boiler heats your heating system directly and yields hot water for the cylinder.

A system boiler, like a regular (conventional) boiler works on the principle of stored hot water. However, a system boiler is different from a regular boiler in a number of crucial respects.

First of all, a number of the main individual components of the heating and hot water system are built into a system boiler, which means installation is faster, tidier, much easier and a lot more efficient.

Secondly, the hot water is pumped from the system boiler throughout the heating system to the radiators and hot water cylinder, resulting in a fast response and more efficient running costs. The system boiler removes the need for a feed and expansion cistern.

First of all, a number of the main individual components of the heating and hot water system are built into a system boiler, which means installation is faster, tidier, much easier and a lot more efficient.

Secondly, the hot water is pumped from the system boiler throughout the heating system to the radiators and hot water cylinder, resulting in a fast response and more efficient running costs. The system boiler removes the need for a feed and expansion cistern.

Heat Only Boilers

Heat only boilers are also known as ‘regular’ or ‘conventional’ boilers. If you’re replacing an old boiler and have a small expansion tank and a larger cold water storage cistern in your loft space, you probably have already got a heat only boiler.

Heat only boilers are usually installed on an open vented system. The system in most cases comprise two tanks in the loft area, a hot water storage cylinder in the airing cupboard and a separate pump.