Leatherhead - Shisa installed a new boiler for us, and provided a fabulous service. Ken was friendly and helpful, prompt, caused minimal mess and disruption, completed the works to a very high standard, and all with very reasonable prices. I wouldn't hesitate to use Shisa again. Guildford - Ken performed a first-class job in dismantling my old boiler and replacing it with a new combi-boiler. I cannot recommend him highly enough, he is a tidy, punctual and efficient worker who is thoroughly professional and knowledgeable about his product.
Only registered Gas Engineers are allowed to work on gas appliances. Repairs to all types of boilers, cookers and fires. We undertake repairs if safe to do so and cost effective. Have the make and model number of the appliance ready when calling so we can check for the availability of spares and endeavor to give the most accurate estimate possible. Often a repair is possible and the best solution. If you have an old boiler however, it is worth considering a new high efficiency boiler that should save you more in reduced running costs than the cost of repair.
All manufacturers recommend having your boiler serviced regularly. The benefits of regular boiler servicing include reduced heating bills, greater efficiency of your system, and a longer boiler life, which saves you money in the long term. From Combi boilers to simple open vent boilers, they all need maintenance as per the manufactures instructions. Summer is the ideal time to have your boiler serviced to help prevent unplanned repairs in winter. Make sure your system is ready and beat the winter rush.
Having a new boiler installed by a registered Gas Engineer may not be as expensive as you think. You also have monthly savings on you gas bill because modern boilers are over 90% efficient compared to older boilers that can be as low as 60% efficient. In addition, you have a minimum two year warranty on the new boiler depending on the brand and model. Boiler installations can vary greatly between boiler types and the specific requirements at each site. All new boilers are now required by Building Regulations to be High Efficiency 'Condensing Boilers', which means that they use latent heat previously lost through the flue to help heat the water thus maximising its efficiency.
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