Twerton sits on the western side of Bath, down by the river, and it’s got a different feel to the postcard side of the city — a real, lived-in neighbourhood with its own history. The housing is a proper mix: Victorian and Edwardian terraces built for the mills and railway workers, big areas of interwar and post-war housing, some ex-council stock, and newer developments. Plenty of those homes have older heating systems that are ready for replacing.

For the compact Victorian terraces a combi is usually the sensible choice — hot water on demand, no bulky tank, and it frees up space that’s always tight in an older house. For larger family homes or those with more than one bathroom, a system boiler can be the better fit. We size it properly for your home rather than guessing, so you get a boiler that keeps up without wasting gas. And if you let a property out, we can sort your annual gas safety certificate at the same time.

Twerton gets Bath’s hard water off the limestone, and scale is a real factor in how long a boiler lasts 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.

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.