Oldfield Park is classic Bath — street after street of Victorian and Edwardian terraces around Moorland Road, a lot of them let to students, postgrads and young professionals as HMOs. Whether you live here or rent it out, the heating challenges are the same: compact terraced houses where space is at a premium and there’s nowhere to hide a bulky hot water tank.

That’s why the combi boiler is king in Oldfield Park. Hot water on demand, no tank, no loft cistern — it frees up cupboard and bedroom space in a house that hasn’t got any to spare. We fit combis all over these terraces and we know the quirks: awkward flue runs on a mid-terrace, tight loft conversions, and boilers that need to sit neatly in a kitchen without eating half the worktop. For larger converted terraces with two bathrooms, we’ll talk you through whether a system boiler is the smarter shout.

If you’re a landlord, we get that voids cost you money, so we work fast, keep tenants informed and can turn a swap around quickly — and while we’re there we can sort your annual gas safety certificate (CP12) at the same time. Every install includes a system flush and a scale filter for Bath’s hard water. If you’d like to explore lower-carbon options we also fit air source heat pumps. Need a repair first to keep you going? We do those too.

You’ll get a fixed price agreed in writing before we start and tidy work from a local Gas Safe engineer. See our main boiler installation in Bath page or book an annual service.