Posted by Emma Reid on 14th Feb 2023
Biomass boilers qualify for green grants, while electric ones don’t. But are biomass boilers really the secret to green energy? Let’s find out.
We’ve taken a look at how eco-friendly electric boilers are before, but there are other options on the market. Biomass boilers are often proposed as another green source of central heat.
It’d be unfair to say biomass boilers are ‘greenwashed’, they’re definitely an eco-friendlier opt… Read more
Posted by Emma Reid on 27th Apr 2022
Environmentally friendly heating is cost-effective heating. Here are some ways you can reduce your home’s carbon footprint- and save money!
All our heating options, from IR panels, to electric boilers, to heat pumps offer up amazing energy efficiency, which makes them inherently greener than older methods of heating (and better value for money).
IR Heaters use radiant heating, which is a much more direct heating method that… Read more
Posted by Emma Reid on 19th Apr 2022
Swapping to a new method of heating can be a fantastic way to maximise the safety of your property. What makes electric boilers safer than gas ones?
There are loads of amazing reasons to swap to electric boilers, but one that often goes neglected is just how much safer they are compared to older combustion systems.
An electric boiler doesn’t run on gas or any other source of fuel on site, instead it runs entirely on mains el… Read more
Posted by Emma Reid on 25th Mar 2022
Electric costs are on the rise- could an electric boiler ever offer you value for money? We’re taking a look at all the ways that electric boilers can reduce your costs.
Installation Costs
As a rule of thumb, a gas boiler and an electric boiler will cost roughly the same- averaging out at around £1000. However, when it comes time to actually install your new boiler, an electric boiler will work out a lot cheaper!
This is be… Read more