Larkhall has a real village-within-the-city feel, tucked into the north-east corner of Bath around its little square of independent shops. The housing is largely Victorian artisan terraces and cottages — the kind of tightly-built stone and brick homes that families love but that come with the usual older-property heating challenges: limited space, solid walls, and pipework that’s often decades old.

In those compact terraces a combi boiler is usually the neat answer — hot water on demand, no tank taking up the airing cupboard, and no loft cistern. We know the quirks of fitting them in Larkhall’s older houses, from tight flue runs on a mid-terrace to squeezing a boiler neatly into a small kitchen. For larger homes or those with more than one bathroom, we’ll talk you through whether a system boiler suits better. Either way we size it properly so it keeps up on the coldest mornings.

Larkhall gets Bath’s hard water off the limestone, and scale is one of the main reasons boilers fail early here, so every install includes a full system flush and a scale-reducing filter as standard. If you’d like to explore lower-carbon heating, we also fit air source heat pumps and will give you honest advice on whether one suits your home.

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.