Does Boiler Brand Matter? An Expert Guide to Boiler Brands

Allen HartBoilers, Central Heating, Energy Saving

It’s a question that we get quite a lot and the main reason is because there is just so much choice out there for the homeowner but here’s what you need to know when it comes to boiler brand…

Does brand matter?

Everyone knows that there are many different types of boiler out there, as well as many boiler brands. Most homes make use of a combi boiler as they are great at delivering heat on demand so you so you can use it as and when you need it. If you live in a home that requires you to need hot water at multiple locations at once eg. during the manic morning rush, then you might have a system boiler in place. 

You might be thinking…”That’s all well and good but what does that have to do with boiler brand?” The honest answer is not much, as most brands that make great combi boilers tend to make great system boilers and visa versa. The most important thing to look for in a boiler is reliability, and it is this trait that many boiler brands live and die by. 

A good example of this is Vaillant. Vaillant has built a reputation as being a trusted and reliable brand – and for good reason. Their boilers also offer very good eco-friendly options that not only help the environment but also help you save money. That’s not to say that other brands are not as good, but any boiler that can give you a long lifespan is always better.

Does price matter?

Of course it does. Price matters with almost everything that we buy. The one thing you should take away from this is to think of your boiler as an investment. 

After all, your boiler is what keeps you and your family warm during those cold winter months, so adjusting your budget and making sure you can get the best for your home can certainly pay off in the long run and more importantly, when it really matters.

More on brands

While we can’t speak for everyone, there are plenty of places you can look online to get more opinions from homeowners. These are updated regularly so you should take the time to give them a read before you make any investment into a new boiler. Don’t forget to ask questions to your heating engineer. After all, a professional that knows exactly how a boiler operate is always the best person to ask as they can base what boiler you should go for on your needs. 

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