Boiler installers near you
Boiler installers near you charge different amounts in different parts of the UK, because labour is most of the difference in price from one region to the next. Each region below has prices, local rules and installers. Typical prices shown are for worcester bosch greenstar 4000 (Worcester Bosch Greenstar 4000 combi, fitted), including VAT.
- East MidlandsNottingham, Leicester, Derby£2,700UK average vs UK
- East of EnglandNorwich, Cambridge, Ipswich£2,900+6% vs UK
- LondonLondon, Croydon, Bromley£3,400+25% vs UK
- North EastNewcastle upon Tyne, Sunderland, Middlesbrough£2,600−5% vs UK
- North WestManchester, Liverpool, Preston£2,600−2% vs UK
- Northern IrelandBelfast, Londonderry, Lisburn£2,400−12% vs UK
- ScotlandGlasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen£2,800+2% vs UK
- South EastBrighton, Reading, Oxford£3,200+17% vs UK
- South WestBristol, Plymouth, Exeter£3,000+10% vs UK
- WalesCardiff, Swansea, Newport£2,500−6% vs UK
- West MidlandsBirmingham, Coventry, Wolverhampton£2,800+4% vs UK
- Yorkshire and the HumberLeeds, Sheffield, Bradford£2,700UK average vs UK
Every product in every region, side by side
What boiler installers near you charge
A boiler costs more to fit in London and the South East than in the North of England, Wales or Scotland, and almost all of the gap is labour. The boiler itself costs much the same wherever you buy it. Our boiler prices page shows every type and model in every region, and how we price explains how the regional figures are worked out.
Finding boiler installers near you
Each regional page lists installers that cover the area and recent enquiries from people nearby. Treat the list as a starting point. Ask every firm for recent local work you can see, check its registration, and compare at least three written quotes for the same specification. Our guide to choosing a boiler type covers the questions to ask, and you can get free quotes from up to four firms that cover your postcode.
Local rules for boiler installers near you
Planning and building rules differ between England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and within each nation they change with conservation areas, National Parks and listed buildings. Ask your installer to confirm the flue position and any Building Regulations notification before work starts, and check with your council if you live in a conservation area or a listed building.
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