Boiler Installation in Chew Magna — Fixed Price, Done Properly

Chew Magna is one of the prettiest villages in the area — a conservation area since 1978, with something like 50 listed buildings and a lot of traditional white Lias limestone and rendered stone under clay tile roofs. Those older properties are lovely to live in but they come with real heating challenges: solid walls with no cavity to insulate, bigger rooms, higher ceilings, and often awkward runs for pipework and flues.

That’s where a bit of local know-how earns its keep. In a listed or conservation-area property you can’t just stick a flue wherever it’s convenient — it has to be sited sympathetically, and sometimes that shapes which boiler goes where. We’ll work out a layout that heats the house properly without butchering the fabric of it. For bigger period homes with more than one bathroom and an existing hot water cylinder, a system boiler usually beats a combi hands down — we’ll tell you straight which suits your place.

Some properties towards the edge of the village aren’t connected to the mains gas network. As we specialise in mains gas heating and air source heat pumps, we’ll always be honest about whether a heat pump is the right fit, including the £7,500 Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant. And because Chew Magna is hard-water country, sitting on limestone, every install includes a full system flush and a scale-reducing filter as standard — scale is the silent killer of boilers around here.

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 service, or ask about a repair or annual service.