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The Boiler Upgrade Scheme update

23/10/2023

The Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) grant has now been increased to £7,500, helping homeowners with the cost of heat pump installations in England & Wales.

You are able to apply for BUS through your MCS accredited installer. You can find out more about how to contact your local Vaillant heat pump installer here.

 

Learn more about the BUS changes here     Find out how to apply for the grant here

All our products at a glance

Boilers

Heat Pumps

Controls

Cylinders

Boilers

At Vaillant, we offer different types of gas boilers to suit every living space. There are three main types of boilers available, combi, system and regular (sometimes called open-vent and conventional boilers).

To figure out the best one for you, you must consider the size of your home, how much heating and hot water you need, and your budget.

Combination boilers are suitable for smaller properties with both hot water and central heating needs, while system boilers are better for higher hot water demands and require a water cylinder. Regular boilers are best for homes with simultaneous hot water usage in multiple rooms, also requiring a cylinder for storage.

If you’re upgrading your system or want a like for like replacement, our boilers offer the highest quality, reliability and performance with guarantees of up to 10 years available.

Heat Pumps

Heat pumps work by extracting thermal energy and converting it into heating and hot water to your home. This can help to reduce your home’s carbon footprint by replacing the reliance on fossil fuels with a more renewable energy source.

Air source heat pumps are the UK’s most popular heat pump as they are suitable for most homes and use energy from the outside air, requiring less additional installation. Ground source heat pumps use either a ground array or a borehole system to extract heat from the ground. Water source heat pumps meanwhile use submerged pipework for energy extraction and are the most energy efficient heat pump, but are also the most limited in their suitability.

Vaillant heat pumps are designed and tested to operate in extreme cold, and most are also Quiet Mark awarded as some of the quietest heat pumps on the market.

Controls

We produce a range of thermostats and controls to help you manage your heating and hot water needs. Our eBUS software allows Vaillant controls to communicate seamlessly with the rest of your Vaillant heating system. This technology allows you to be fully in charge of your heating, helping you to save money on energy bills, as well as make your home more energy-efficient.

We offer a variety of control options to suit your household needs, from simple analogue timers for easy of use, programmable room thermostats for households with regular routines, or internet connected SMART controls that work alongside our companion app for total heating system control wherever you are.

Many of our internet-connected controls can also be paired with our thermostatic radiator valves for room by room temperature control.

Cylinders

Vaillant hot water cylinders are expertly designed and engineered to work in perfect harmony with your Vaillant heating system, whether they are working alongside a heat pump or boiler.

Hot water cylinders (also known as hot water tanks) are used to store heated water ready for use, and are a required part of any heating system featuring a system boiler, open vent boiler, or a renewable solutions such as a heat pump. These heating systems often use cylinders due to their large capacity for water storage, making system/open vent boilers and heating systems the recommended choice for homes with high heating requirements.

Heat pump possible?

Yes it is!

Vaillant has teamed up with Kevin McCloud to help demystify the process of heat pump installation, and how modernising with a heat pump has benefited homeowners in a wide variety of homes.

As part of the heat pump challenge, we have also being working to help answer the common queries about the practicalities of installing and living with this type of low-carbon heating technology.

Find out more here

Thinking about upgrading your heating system?

How to buy

Choosing the right heating system for your home

1. What boiler do you have?

Most homes in the UK use a gas central heating system. Whether you’re looking to buy a new boiler, upgrading to a more energy efficient heating system, or swapping to a solution that better suits your needs, we offer a range of heating solutions. We offer three types of boiler to best suit your household requirements; combi boilers, system boilers, and conventional vented boilers (sometimes called ‘regular’ or ‘open vent’).

If you’re looking to heat your home with more renewable energy, we offer a range of heat pump systems to suit your home.Discover heat pumps

2. Get a quote

Find your local Gas Safe registered Vaillant Advance installers for a no-obligation quotation.

We recommend gathering three quotes, providing you with enough information to make an informed decision, but not so much that you become overwhelmed.

if you are upgrading your gas boiler to a heat pump system, you will need to consult an MCS accredited heat pump installer to assess your home's suitability.

Please note, this may also require a site survey which is chargeable at the installers discretion.

3. Guarantees and servicing

Once your boiler has been installed it is important to register your guarantee. This covers the repair of any defects related to the manufacture of your boiler including parts and labour. You can ask your Vaillant Advance installer to register for an exclusive extended guarantee.

You must have your boiler serviced annually to keep it working safely and efficiently. Annual services are also a requirement to maintain the validity of your guarantee.