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Gas Boilers from Vaillant

Thousands of homeowners trust our range of gas boilers to safely and efficiently heat their homes. Find out why and join them today.

What’s the right boiler for my home?

At Vaillant, we are proud to offer a range of gas boiler solutions to suit every living space. Each of our boilers offer the highest quality, reliability and performance. It’s why thousands of homeowners like you have rated our products and services as “excellent” and trust us to keep things cosy at home.

The right boiler for your home will depend on the size, your heating and hot water requirements, and your budget. Our gas boiler range includes combi, system, and conventional vented boilers to suit your needs.

Browse the range below to learn more and view each range in full.

Combi boilers

  • Better suited for homes with one bathroom
  • Hot water is generated only when it's required and does not need a water storage tank
  • Compact in size, so ideal for smaller homes

System boilers

  • Better suited for homes with more than one bathroom
  • Delivers a constant supply of hot water, so perfect for homes with higher hot water needs
  • Needs a water cylinder to store hot water

Open vent boilers

  • Better suited for homes with multiple bathrooms
  • Ideal where a lot of hot water is used at the same time, in multiple rooms
  • Open vent boilers are compatible with heat pump heating systems

How to choose a boiler for your home

A new boiler will be one of the more expensive purchases that you will make as a homeowner. So it’s important to choose the right boiler, from the right people, that will last. At Vaillant, we’re here to help you every step of the way.

1. What boiler do you have?

Most homes in the UK use a gas boiler and heating system to keep things toasty. However, if you’re purchasing a new boiler you may not want to choose a like-for-like replacement; upgrading to a more modern solution to save money in the longterm, or swapping to a solution that better suits your needs.

There are three main types of gas boilers available; combi boilers, system boilers, and conventional vented boilers (sometimes called “regular” boilers). We explain how to figure out what kind of boiler you have, and share the benefits and drawbacks of each type so you can make an informed decision.

Choosing a boiler

2. Get a no-obligation, quote

We champion local installers. Find your local Gas Safe registered Vaillant Advance installers. They’ll be able to share a no-obligation quotation with you.

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Top tip: We recommend gathering three quotes. This provides you with enough information to make an informed decision, but not so much that you become overwhelmed. Whilst price is a significant factor, also consider reviews and how comfortable you feel with your installer. Once you’re happy, go ahead and book your boiler installation with your Vaillant installer of choice.

3. Guarantees and servicing

Once your boiler has been installed be sure to register your guarantee. Your guarantee covers you for the repair of any defects related to the manufacture of your boiler and covers both parts and labour. To register a new Vaillant boiler, you can do this online, or if you’re installer is a Vaillant Advance member, they will be able to offer an exclusive extended guarantee on any Vaillant boiler and will register it for you.

Register your guarantee online

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

Learn more about annual boiler servicing

Interested in learning more?

When it comes to boilers, we’re the experts but it’s your home. This is why we’ve asked our experts to share their knowledge with you to help you make the right decision for you, your home, and your family.

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