How to pay for your boiler

First and foremost, regardless of the boiler type, investing in a newer model will save you £££s in the long-term. The higher the energy efficiency of your boiler, the less energy you’ll use and the more money you’ll save. Simple. Over a year you can save hundreds, and across the boiler’s lifetime, it begins to pay for itself.

Not to mention, repair fees and replacement parts for older boilers tend to be more expensive and, over time, costs can add up. Installing a new boiler with an extended warranty can often be the cheaper option.

As an added bonus, the more energy efficient your boiler, the better it is for the environment. So, you can save the pennies and reduce your carbon footprint at the same time – great!

Yes. While paying by card means spending a large sum of money in one go, it works out as the cheapest option overall, saving you more money in the long-term.

No. As you’re paying in full, you won’t need a credit check to complete your purchase with either a debit or credit card. Although, if you haven’t already got a credit card and plan on paying that way, you would need to complete a credit check with your credit supplier.

No. Paying by card means the payment process is completed at the point of purchase. Not only will you be free of monthly payments, but you won’t be tied down to lengthy contract terms.

Through the Government’s Boiler Upgrade Scheme, you could be eligible for a grant to partly cover the cost of replacing fossil fuel heating systems with a heat pump or biomass boiler. Make sure you’ve checked if you’re eligible.