The UK solar market is entering one of its fastest‑growing periods ever, driven by rising energy prices, strengthened government incentives, and rapid advances in solar and battery technology. For homeowners across Wales and the wider UK, 2026 is an ideal time to invest in Solar PV paired with EcoFlow PowerOcean battery storage — a modern, scalable, and high‑performance home energy system.

This article explains why demand is increasing, how the financial benefits have improved, and why Limegreen’s MCS‑aligned installations make the transition to renewable energy simple, reliable, and cost‑effective.

1. Solar PV Adoption in the UK Is Growing Faster Than Ever

Solar installations across the UK continue to rise at record pace. As of early 2024, the UK had 1,468,652 solar installations, totalling 15.8 GW of capacity, representing a 5.9% increase year‑on‑year.

Several factors are driving this growth:

• Installation costs have fallen by 70% since 2010, making Solar PV much more affordable for homeowners.
• Over one million UK homes now generate their own solar electricity.
• Modern solar hardware is far more efficient, with today’s panels achieving up to 22% conversion efficiency.

With more installations happening each year, confidence and public awareness continue to strengthen.

2. Battery Storage Has Become Essential in 2026 — and More Affordable

Battery storage is now considered a core part of a modern solar energy system. In Great Britain, annual battery revenues for typical 2‑hour systems are forecasted to rise from £96/kW in 2025 to £108/kW in 2026, which improves the financial case for storing excess solar energy rather than exporting it.

At the same time, battery systems have become significantly more affordable due to reduced manufacturing costs, better supply chain efficiency, and increased large‑scale production. While global manufacturing trends don’t directly represent UK retail prices, they do help reduce the installed costs UK homeowners now enjoy.

Pairing Solar PV with EcoFlow PowerOcean provides:

• Reliable storage of surplus solar for evening use
• Reduced reliance on expensive peak‑rate electricity
• Greater energy independence during outages or winter months
• Higher Smart Export Guarantee (SEG) revenues
• A more stable, predictable energy bill every month

3. Strong Government Incentives Make Solar + Storage More Valuable

Government policy continues to make renewable energy financially attractive for homeowners.

Smart Export Guarantee (SEG)

Homeowners receive payments for exporting unused solar electricity back to the grid.

Increased solar subsidies (from 2024 onwards)

Residential solar support increased by 60% in February 2024, lowering the barrier to entry for many households.

Solar’s growing national contribution

Solar now provides 25% of the UK’s renewable energy, with renewables representing 43% of total energy generation nationally.

Combined, these incentives help shorten payback periods and increase long‑term savings.

4. Solar Energy Savings Matter More Than Ever

With energy costs remaining high and unpredictable, UK households are turning to solar to gain long‑term financial stability:

• The average UK residential solar installation costs around £6,500.
• Typical payback periods are now around eight years, significantly faster than a decade ago.
• 65% of UK residents say they would be more likely to buy a home that already has solar installed.
• Rising electricity prices and concerns about future supply continue to push adoption higher.

When paired with EcoFlow PowerOcean, those savings are amplified by reducing reliance on peak‑rate grid electricity.

5. 2026 Technology Improvements Make Solar Systems More Powerful

Technological innovation is accelerating across the solar industry:

• Oxford PV achieved a world‑record 28.6% efficiency using next‑generation perovskite‑on‑silicon solar cells.
• EU‑wide improvements in grid integration and battery‑supported systems continue to enhance performance and reliability.
• Modern systems include VPP‑ready architecture and smarter battery monitoring.
• EcoFlow PowerOcean benefits directly from these improvements, offering:
  • Long‑life LFP battery chemistry
  • Modular expansion options
  • High power output suitable for EV chargers and heat pumps
  • Smart energy management with automatic backup switching

  The result is a stable, future‑proof energy system tailored for modern UK homes.

6. Why Limegreen Installs EcoFlow PowerOcean

Limegreen offers EcoFlow PowerOcean as its primary battery storage solution — chosen for its reliability, safety, and long‑term performance.

Key benefits of EcoFlow PowerOcean:

• Modular LFP battery modules for longevity and safety
• Hybrid inverter compatibility for new or existing solar installations
• Scalable capacity to meet varying home energy demands
• Smart Home Panel integration, enabling whole‑home or selective‑circuit backup
• Robust performance in UK weather conditions

Combined with Limegreen’s MCS standards and professional installation, homeowners enjoy maximum efficiency, strong warranties, and complete peace of mind.

Conclusion: Solar PV + EcoFlow PowerOcean Is the Smartest Energy Upgrade of 2026

The data clearly shows that 2026 represents a prime moment for UK homeowners to invest in Solar PV and battery storage. With rising adoption, falling prices, strong incentives, and powerful new technologies, solar energy has never been more valuable or cost‑effective.

Pairing Solar PV with EcoFlow PowerOcean delivers:

• Lower and more predictable energy bills
• A reduced carbon footprint
• Increased energy independence
• A faster return on investment
• A more future‑proof and resilient home

For households across Cardiff and South Wales, Limegreen is perfectly placed to deliver high‑quality, MCS‑certified installation of Solar PV and EcoFlow PowerOcean — bringing clean, affordable, reliable energy within reach.

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Similar to your car’s MOT, it’s necessary to pay your stove the attention it deserves, make repairs to ensure it is running at its most efficient. Autumn is the perfect time to do this, and it’s very important to rectify any problems before the cold weather sets in and the strains and pressures of regular and heavy use are put upon the stove.

If being a good cub scout taught us anything it was the importance of being prepared and being stuck in the throes of a horrifically icy winter only to find you stove has broken down is not good at all.

So in preparation for the winter and to avoid the unthinkable we have put together this handy list to help get you stove ready for the winter.

 Get your stove ready fore the cold weather:

• Clean out the ash-pan. We recommend you use a dedicated ash vacuum cleaner to save your domestic vacuum from becoming blocked from the fine ash particles, or use a secure ash caddie to stop spillages.
• Check all air-holes are clear and free from any debris build up. These help get vital oxygen to your fire and make it as efficient as possible.
• Give your glass a clean with a dedicated stove glass cleaner to get the best results. Not only does this remove the build-up of dangerous creosote, it lets you see the beautiful roaring fire you’ve created.
• Check your stove rope around the seals of your stove doors and replace at the first sign of damage. To do this, chalk the rope with the door open and then shut it. When you open it again, look to see the line made by the chalk on the stove, where the rope should be touching. If any gaps are spotted, then you need to replace the rope.
• Check your firebricks and look for any damage. These reflect the heat back at the fire, protecting the body of the stove and improving efficiency.
• Remove any flammable objects from the area around your stove. Sounds obvious but you’d be surprised what people put on top of (or even in) their stoves when they’re not in use. Similarly, with Halloween coming up, check any decorations hanging nearby aren’t too close to your stove.
• Test your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. It is absolutely imperative that you make sure these work.
• Get your chimney cleaned by a reputable chimney sweep. Creosote builds up in chimneys over time and birds have a tendency to build nests or fall down them.
• Start to bring in some seasoned wood into your house to keep it dry and ready to go. This will create space in your covered wood pile and allow you to prepare even more wood.
• Gradually begin to warm your stove by lighting small fires in it. Similar to when you first got your stove, you need to slowly suggest heat to the metal parts of the stove so that it doesn’t expand too rapidly and crack.

While these points will help you successfully maintain your stove, we urge you to keep a look out for any wear and tear you may as you go. If you spot anything that doesn’t look or feel right call Limegreen‘s heating specialist who can swiftly help you get to the root of the problem.

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For many, stoking up the woodburner or switching on the gas fire was an optional extra – a way of adding an ambient focal point when the family came to visit or making the home cosy on those wintry and grey days. Not so now. Today, the function of a fire or stove in a typical British home is one vital to creating warmth and atmosphere; an essential component of a heating system from which we demand not only high performance and efficiency but cost effectiveness and quality design. Today’s home maker wants top results for their money.

Step forward modern wood burning, gas and electric fireplaces, equipped with the latest technology and stunning aesthetics to satisfy a range of tastes from the traditional to the contemporary; country inspired or urban chic.

If you are considering a fireplace or would like to upgrade your current appliance, this article will act as an introduction to the many options available to you.

First Steps… Wood, Gas or Electric?

One of the first things to deduce before you consider design is: ‘what type of fuel can I burn?’

If your property has a chimney breast, you will most likely be able to install a wood burning fire, a stove or a conventional flue gas fire but before you embark on either, ensure that the chimney is checked thoroughly by a qualified professional for safety and suitability. For those modern homes without a chimney – about one third of the UK’s housing stock does not have a built-in chimney, there are other options to suit your needs. Installing a balanced flue system in your property ensures you can burn gas fires efficiently. Otherwise, if you have a plentiful supply of wood, fitting a twin-wall pipe system can enable you to enjoy the flames of a real log fire in your home. Whatever flue outlet you have available, there are numerous models of fires and stoves to choose from.

The Benefits of Wood Burning

An increasing number of people want to make a difference to their carbon footprint and burning wood in a modern stove is a carbon lean way to create heat for the home especially if you have purchased your fuel from a local and well managed supply. With wood fuel competitively priced, or even cost-free to those who have their own coppice, this option is an extremely effective way to save money! But a very big draw to wood burning is the stunning focal point it naturally creates and the, possibly unparalleled homely ambience it produces in abundance. That distinctive, comforting smell is for many the scent that captures the imagination and conjures the very concept of cosiness and being at home.

For optimum results, we recommend logs should be seasoned for two years or more to achieve a moisture content below 20%. This will not only give twice the output of freshly felled timber but help avoid a build-up of tar in your flue. Furthermore, if you can obtain hardwood logs this is better still, as they will have a greatly increased value compared to softwoods for the same volume.

Multi-fuel

Many stoves, fires and fireplaces are designed to burn smokeless fuels, peat/turf briquettes and logs as multi-fuel appliances. Multi-fuel stoves have a riddling grate which allows ash to be riddled into a built-in ashpan to create the optimum conditions for efficient combustion as smokeless fuels burn better on a raised grate that allows air to be drawn in from underneath. Woodburners have a fixed grate and no ashpan, since wood burns best on a bed of ashes. Choosing a multi-fuel stove, fire or fireplace over a woodburning only one provides you with the option to select the cheapest and most local fuel source available as well as continue to take advantage of some very high efficiency rates.

Quick and Convenient Gas

The popularity of gas continues to rise and with the breadth of styles of both stoves and fires available in today’s market, it is easy to see why. While it is still possible to achieve that classic inset gas fire look with a coal fuel effect, a decorative front and a frame, there is now the option to insert a cassette into the wall to create a ‘hole in the wall’ look around which you can add a frame or leave to create a ‘frameless’ aesthetic – particularly effective when accompanied with fireplace surround tiles. Fuel effects have also become more varied and life-like – choose from chunky logs and highly realistic coals to contemporary white stones or even, coloured glass beads for an injection of colour. Gas is also a plentiful resource and reasonably priced with many British homes hooked up to natural gas that is piped directly into the house. Should you find however that you do not have access to natural gas, many appliances are able to work with LPG or bottled gas. Furthermore a very attractive feature of many gas fires and stoves is their ability to be remote controlled, providing the ultimate in convenience and relaxation. From standard controls to operate the basics such as turning the fire on and off and altering the flame height, to thermostatic remote handsets that allow you to set your preferred room temperature, you can even set the time that you wish your fire or stove to come on at, thus bringing your gas appliance into the sort of timetable that would normally be exclusive to your central heating.

Go Electric

It may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you are considering a stove, fire or fireplace but modern electric appliances have come on leaps and bounds recently. Enticing flame effects are becoming more and more lifelike and manufacturers have started to incorporate low energy or LED bulbs to decrease running costs. From stoves to ‘hang on the wall’ fires or fireplaces, electric appliances really are suitable for all so in the absence of a chimney or flue, they are ideal – simply plug in and away you go. Other benefits of electric fires and stoves include the option to use the flame effect independently of the heat output which means no matter the temperature outside, you can enjoy the charming and alluring visuals inside!

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Worcester the cat illustrates the warming benefits of Worcester Bosch boilers

You might have noticed on television recently the latest advertising campaign by the renowned boiler manufacturer Worcester Bosch. It revolves around a particularly sociable cat named “Worcester”. On a cold winters day our hero takes advantage of his owner’s decision to go out shopping by offering a warm paw of friendship to those less fortunate than himself. He subsequently invites his feline buddies to leave the cold outside and be “as warm as Worcester” in his Worcester Bosch centrally heated home. Regardless of whether you have seen the ad’, you have probably heard of Worcester Bosch and there is a very good chance your home is heated by one of their Boilers.

The UK’s leading manufacturer of boilers

Worcester Bosch is the UK’s most popular domestic boiler manufacturer and is viewed across the heating industry as being – for most situations – the most suitable boiler for the home. Worcester Bosch are UK based, but no prizes for guessing where they are located! They joined forces with The Bosch Group in 1992 where their innovative Worcester combi-boilers (which increasingly used gas instead of oil), contributed to the successful merging of the two companies.

Exceptional after-sales service

At Limegreen in Cardiff we have installed thousands of boilers for commercial and domestic clients across South Wales, many of which are Worcester Bosch. We have worked closely with Worcester Bosch for many years and will continue to do so, simply because they build very reliable and increasingly efficient boilers – perfect for our customers. The after sales service provided by Worcester Bosch is where – in my view – they deliver the biggest punch. Should your boiler not work correctly, it is likely to cause a disruption to your routine and you would hope that the problem could be rectified as quickly as possible. Thankfully when it comes to attending to a faulty Worcester Bosch boiler, there are many accredited technicians throughout the UK who would be available to visit with you quickly.

Limegreen are Accredited Worcester Bosch Installers

Limegreen is a Worcester Bosch Accredited installer and as an accredited installer we can offer our customers a ten-year – no quibble – guarantee on selected Worcester Bosch boilers. Non-accredited installers are not able to offer this. Due to the flammable nature of gas, it is imperative that our customers have the upmost confidence in our expertise. We want to provide assurances of our competence to install a boiler safely and are committed to upholding the highest of standards. At Limegreen, our customers have identified the importance of attaining recognition of our skill with the UK’s leading boiler manufacturer and Worcester Bosch want their customers to have peace of mind that the installer abides by industry standards. In fact, to become an accredited installer, we are required to submit to regular checks of all installers, which include providing proof of being Gas Safe and adhering to all other relevant certificates. All installers of Worcester Bosch boilers and heating systems who work for Limegreen are fully qualified gas engineers.

Take advantage of our clever online quote tool!

To help our customers decide which boiler is most suitable for their home, we have created an online boiler quote tool. By providing details about your home the online boiler quote tool will produce results detailing the best boilers for you. It considers amongst other things, the size of your home, the number of bathrooms and your current heating systems.

Limegreen are based in Cardiff – close to the Cardiff City Stadium – where our large showroom is located to help our customers choose the perfect heating products for their home.

Online Quote Tool

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Whilst there was a reduction in nationwide chimney fires during the year April 2014-March 2015, there were still over 5,500 avoidable incidents.

Did you know that 82% of chimney fires are caused by blocked chimneys?

Here at Limegreen we want to make sure that you are safe in your homes, so we have compiled this guide of tips to avoid having a chimney fire.

Chimney safety check list

• Get your chimney cleaned by a reputable chimney sweep. Creosote builds up in chimneys over time and also birds have a tendency to build nests or fall down them.
• Test your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. It is absolutely imperative that you make sure these work.
• Start to bring in some seasoned wood into your house to keep it dry and ready to go. This will create space in your covered wood pile and allow you to prepare even more wood.
• Use a stove thermometer. Installing  a stovepipe thermometer helps you to monitor flue temperatures and adjust burning practices as needed
• Never leave a fire unattended. ALWAYS extinguish  before leaving the house or going to bed.

There were 4221 chimney fires in #England (April 2016-March 2017). Don’t become a chimney fire statistic this winter!

Call Limegreen to get your flue inspected or chimney swept on 029 2066 6622

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What would you do if your boiler breaks down? Who would you call? A heating engineer or a plumber?

We get phone calls all the time from worried customers form across south Wales with faulty boilers who are unsure whether they have called the right person. It’s fair to say that the lines between a heating engineer and a plumber can be blurred and when the pressure is on to stop a leak from a boiler or restore heat to you house, knowing which one to call can make all the difference.

Your boiler uses a lot of water pipes and is plumbed into the mains, so should you call a plumber to repair your boiler? The answer to this question is …. No.

Here’s the difference between the two.

Heating Engineer

The clue is in the name! A heating engineer will work solely on heating in domestic and commercial properties rather than working across the broader industry, making them specialists in heating and gas work. They carry out a wide range of jobs from maintaining and installing heating pipework to fixing appliances when they break down. For this reason, you may prefer to contact a heating engineer rather than a plumber, as they may be more familiar with your issue.

You should still ensure that your heating engineer is Gas Safe registered before allowing them to work on your boiler.

Plumbers

We feel the confusion has come from plumbers, as their trade can cover a multitude of tasks when it comes to bathrooms, kitchens, wet pipes, dry pipes, boiler maintenance or servicing and heating systems.

While many plumbers do possess a number of plumbing skills and qualifications, they are not essential in order for them to trade as a plumber, meaning that anyone can refer to themselves as a plumber without any formal certifications. Although they may be experts in their field and highly recommended, they may not be Gas Safe registered and therefore can not work on your boiler.

Some plumbers are also Gas Safe registered, however this should not be expected as standard. If you find a plumber who is also offering gas central heating services, check the Gas Safe register to make sure that they are legally permitted to work with gas.

Gas Safe Register

A boiler repair or service involves working with gas, so only a Gas Safe registered engineer can legally work on a gas boiler. The gas industry is highly regulated to ensure that relevant services are provided to the highest safety standards, so if your repair is to a boiler or other gas appliance, you must make sure that you contact a Gas Safe engineer.

Luckily Limgreen has everything you need right here, with just one phone call and a few simple questions we can have the right person on the job.

Boiler Check list.

• Check your gas supply – are your other appliances working? Is the emergency control valve open? If none of your appliances are working, then call your gas supplier as it is likely to be a problem at the mains.
• Press your reset button – it might have tripped due to a safety precaution. You should find it on the front of your boiler but otherwise check manufacturer’s instructions. You should NOT have to remove a panel to locate the reset button.
• Is your boiler pilot light? Older models with a pilot light might require reignition. Follow your boiler manufacturer’s instructions. If it’s a newer model, then you could try pressing the deblocking button to reignite the burner.
• Check your power supply – check to see whether one of the fuses hasn’t tripped on your fuse box. Sometimes the obvious is overlooked! And can be fixed with a simple reset.
• Heating controls – check the times on your thermostat / programmer. Get the manual out and make sure you’ve got them set up correctly. Check your timer. Your thermostat will lose accuracy as it gets older and might need replacing.
• Check your boiler pressure – low system pressure in boilers can cause them to run at a lower capacity or cause them to stop working completely. It’s especially common in combi boilers. The pressure gauge should be at 1 bar when your system is cold. If your boiler has a flexible filling top, you’re able to fill up (charge) your system with water yourself. If you’re at all unsure as to how to do this then please call us and we’ll set out one of our Gas Safe Register engineers to service your boiler.
• Radiator valves – these might be a problem. Fiddle around with them to see if you can get them warming up. For a standard lock shield valve, you’ll need to remove the plastic cover and use the appropriate tool (can be from DIY shop) to adjust the setting, whereas a thermostatic valve can just be turned to the desired setting.

Contact limegreen 

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Is it worth buying boiler cover to ensure you stay warm whatever the weather?

Boiler cover will give you access to engineers who can repair your heating in an emergency. This usually includes an annual service too, but how do you know the problem isn’t going to come back.

Or on the flip side, do you consider investing in a new boiler?

The first thing to ask yourself is how old is your boiler? If your boiler is old, getting insurance doesn’t really make sense, you will probably struggle to get a policy that is cost-effective and may not even get cover at all. Providers tend to cap the age of boilers they will insure at 15 years, sometimes even lower.

In most instances the average cover would cost around £20 a month which will give you peace of mind, but is this cover worth it?

The answer is No. Most of those who opt for cover will never have to claim, they end up spending more on the cover than getting a brand NEW boiler fitted would cost and a new one means you’re automatically covered by the new warranty or guarantee. Not only will you save on the cost of repairs and insurance with a warranty but modern boilers are far more energy-efficient. Upgrading from a G-rated to an A-rated boiler will save around £340 a year!

What’s more, Limegreen are a Worcester Bosch Accredited installer which means we can offer the full 10 years guarantee on all parts and labour should anything go wrong with your boiler. This is effectively what you get with your boiler insurance, but with the added bonus of having an A-rated energy efficient new boiler, giving you even more savings a year.

To learn more about getting a brand new Worcester Bosch Boiler installed this summer go to http://www.limegreenuk.com/boilers or call to arrange for one of our engineers to come out and visit you today. 029 2066 6622

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The days are getting longer and the traditional deep chill that sweeps the country seems to be lifting. That doesn’t mean it’s plain sailing from here through to Spring. February is the month that we experience more boiler call outs than any other month of the year.

Figures reported by insurer Direct Line for Business state that boiler repair claims during February are 163% higher than the monthly average, with last winter showing a 27% increase in broken down boiler claims compared to the previous year.

Despite having a moderately warm winter our boilers have been under a large amount of stress over the winter period. While we all hunker down and cwtch up in our living rooms and blast the heating first thing in the morning to help the transition from your warm bed to the kitchen, it is easy to get complacent with our boilers. So if you have been lucky enough to have a problem free season so far, it is not uncommon for small problems to start appearing in your heating systems now.

Boiler breakdowns can happen at any time and it is not always the cold weather that causes these problems. Taking the proper precautions can prevent these problems from surfacing and regular maintenance will ensure that your boiler runs smoothly,  so you don’t get caught out with a chilly house next winter.

If your boiler is starting to show the strains of winter  call us on : 029 2066 6620

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One problem that can occur during this time is your rads not heating up like they should. Air can get trapped in your heating system. This trapped air causes the radiators to have cold spots which reduces their efficiency.

You can bleed your radiators yourself with a relatively cheap radiator bleed key which should free the trapped air and allow the hot water to fill up the radiator.

•  turn off all your heating to let the radiators cool down. Bleeding involves putting a radiator key  onto a valve at the top of the radiator, you don’t want to do this when the heating’s on.

• Grab an old towel or cloth and hold it at the bottom of the valve. Gently use the radiator key to open the valve until you hear the air will come hissing out. When you see water coming out turn the key back the other way to shut the valve off.

• *IMPORTANT Once you have finished bleeding all the radiators you require, you will need to check the pressure on your boiler. Top the pressure up using the tap under the system. The gauge should indicate a pressure level between 1–2bar. When you turn the valves you will hear water rushing into the system and see the pressure gauge raise. If the pressure does not increase then you may need to call out an engineer.
  

  Are your radiators back to normal?

• Check for SLUDGE! If when you check your radiators you find they are still cold at the bottom rather than the top this means there might be sludge, which is debris that builds up in the radiators over time and settle at the bottom.  This could mean you will need to have your system power flushed to unblock the pipes. If left untreated this can cause holes and leaks in the radiators themselves and possibly greater more expensive repairs.

For more information on this or to call out an engineer for a poorly heating system get in touch with Limegreen on 029 2066 6622 to arrange a call out.

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Walking through Cardiff’s Bute Park in the mornings it is clear to see the leaves are turning and winter is well and truly on it’s way. Soon we’ll all be turning our boilers on for the first time, but before you bring your boiler back from it’s relaxed summer holiday, it could be time to book it in for a service.

Having your boiler serviced regularly is essential to ensure that it runs efficiently and safely.  Yet most people only ever call a boiler engineer to arrange a boiler service when it’s too late  and their boiler stops working. By this time the problem is usually major, costly and you could be putting your family’s health at risk.

A well-maintained boiler will be safer and more efficient

A regularly serviced boiler will also help reduce your heating bills. The correct checks and cleaning will not only help in the efficiency of your boiler, but it will also detect any wear and tear or distress to the boiler. This means it may be easier and cheaper to treat effectively. So, a safe boiler is less likely to breakdown if you have it serviced regularly

Our team of fully qualified gas engineers have over thirty years experience in the industry, safely installing reliable and cost effective boilers into homes throughout Cardiff & South Wales. Their approachable manner and broad knowledge is the foundation of their dedication to providing a high level of service for all customers.

To book your boiler in for a service or simply a check up call our engineers who are all Gas Safe registered engineers.

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