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If your boiler has been recently condemned, it can be a cause for concern as panic and indecision can begin to cloud your rationality and judgement process.
Don’t worry, here at iHeat we’re experts in all things boilers, and in this blog we’re going to guide you on how to proceed through this process
The term condemned relates to any boiler that has been deemed not safe for use by a Gas Safe registered engineer.
A boiler may be classified ‘condemned’ in one of the following two ways -
The most serious type of classification, a boiler with this certification could pose a genuine danger to life and will be immediately disconnected by the engineer assessing the boiler.
If the occupant refuses to have their condemned boiler disconnected, the engineer must report this to the Gas Emergency service Provider (ESP) who actually have the power to enter the property in order to disconnect the boiler and ensure site safety.
A boiler declared to be at risk will have at least one serious problem that could cause potential harm to the owner or property. The boiler will be subsequently disconnected and the owner advised not to re-use until the issues have been addressed.
The owner could possibly be advised that while the boiler may not be dangerous at present, it does not meet industry regulatory standards.
If the Gas Emergency Service Provider assess the boiler but cannot definitively determine whether or not the boiler is safe in terms of continued use, they may still apply a ‘danger - do not use’ classification
Often costs of a new boiler may be a deterrent for the owners of condemned or faulty boilers to upgrade to a new boiler, however safety should be considered paramount, also new modern boilers are far more efficient than antiquated models and would start to pay for themselves in reduced outgoings!
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It’s understandable that this is a distressing situation, but it’s important to remember the engineer will have already assessed the boiler and taken the appropriate measures to ensure safety, so no need to panic.
Don’t rush or worry, simply read the engineers report and don’t be afraid to ask questions if you still have doubts.
Being proactive can prove prudent, that’s why you should always be actively seeking quotes when your boiler needs repairing or replacing. We understand you will want to remedy the problem of having no working boiler ASAP, but collating several quotes and gaining relevant information as to find the best possible deal for you before committing to a price is the right way to go.
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Here at iHeat we only stock the most quality assured and efficient boilers from reputable and celebrated manufacturers including -
We’re an online boiler installation company, and will take away the burden of all of the above to make replacing your old broken boiler as easy as possible.
First of all, Instead of carrying out potentially disruptive and delaying location assessments, at iHeat we aim to make the quotation process as quick and efficient as possible.
After answering some simple multiple choice questions regarding your current home heating system, our iHeat quote software algorithm rapidly and accurately determines which boilers would be ideal for your property.
With our fixed price guarantee on quotes for any boiler installed, there's no need to worry about confusing cost changes or miscommunication, the iHeat process couldn't be any clearer.
You should select your new boiler after considering your specific property requirements and heating demands, i.e a new combi may be suited to a 1-2 bedroom home, while a new system boiler may be more suited to a larger property with multiple bathrooms.
Our sleek range of boilers are all hugely cost effective and could result in the reduction of energy usage and subsequently energy bills.
It can be beneficial to have your boiler serviced by a gas safe registered engineer every 12 months or if you notice a decrease in its performance.
While it is often tempting to carry out small repairs on your faltering boiler, it’s always best to leave the work to a professionally trained heating expert, especially for safety purposes.
Even if your old boiler has not been officially classified as ‘condemned’ it may behove you to consider upgrading, proactively replacing ageing or faulty boilers at the earliest signs of degradation, this preventative step is far more prudent than reactive maintenance.
It’s a mechanical and engineering fact that due to some of the technological advancements in recent times, modern boilers are more robust and efficient than anything made previously.
So if you want to keep your home as warm as possible this winter, while avoiding potentially costly financial repairs and lengthy call outs, choose iHeat as your new boiler suppliers.
With haste and meticulous expertise on our side, we’re able to guarantee the finest service, having your new boiler up and running in no time at all.
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