New boilers for Liverpool homes
Liverpool has some of the finest — and oldest — housing stock in the North West, and that shapes almost every boiler decision we make in the city. The tall Georgian and Victorian properties around Toxteth, Canning, Princes Park and Sefton Park frequently have high ceilings, single-glazed sash windows and long pipe runs, so a heat-loss calculation almost always returns a higher figure than the floor area alone would suggest. Under-sizing a boiler in these Liverpool homes leaves upstairs bedrooms cold; over-sizing wastes gas through short cycling. We calculate rather than guess.
In the 1930s semis of Allerton, Mossley Hill, Aigburth, Childwall and West Derby, a well-specified 28kW–32kW combi normally replaces a tired conventional system beautifully, provided the incoming mains flow supports it. Liverpool's mains pressure is generally good, but flow rate varies noticeably street to street in Anfield, Everton, Kensington and Old Swan, so we test flow before recommending a combi rather than after. Where a family in Woolton, Gateacre or Calderstones runs two or three bathrooms, we will usually recommend a system boiler and an unvented cylinder instead.
Apartments in the Baltic Triangle, Ropewalks and along the waterfront often sit under building rules on flue type and boiler position, and we plan those details into the quote. Whichever part of Liverpool you are in, the price you see is the price you pay: boiler, flue, filter, chemical flush, carbon monoxide detector, controls, registration and warranty included.

