Need to switch to an
Oil or LPG Boiler?
Our expert engineers are OFTEC registered and
can install internal and external Oil boilers.
Need to switch to an
Oil Boilers Installations
Utilising the latest that technology has to offer Brookhouse Gas Services are OFTEC qualified and can fit and install modern oil condensing boilers that improve efficiency to over 90%, designed to save you up to 30% on your existing heating bills.
If you don’t have access to a natural gas network Brookhouse Gas Services can manage the installation of an onsite oil supply; including concrete base, tank, fuel line to your appliance and certification. You can rest assured that any work will be installed by a highly skilled and qualified member of our team, and that products are of a high standard.
Signs that you may
need to replace
your Oil Boiler
As boilers age and wear they become less efficient
and are less reliable. As a result you may find you
have higher fuel costs & maintenance bills.
Are you experiencing any of the following?
Frequent boiler breakdowns
Your current boiler has signs of corrosion or excessive rusting
An Oftec engineer has advised replacing
Your current boiler has been shut off by a qualified Oftec engineer
Your boiler no longer heats your home comfortably despite increasing bills
LPG Boilers Installations
If you don’t have access to a natural gas network Brookhouse Gas Services can manage the installation for an onsite LPG supply; including concrete base, tank, fuel line to your appliance and certification. You can rest assured that any work will be installed by a highly skilled and qualified member of our team, and that products are of a high standard.
Liquefied Petroleum Gas is available to customers either with the use of replaceable cylinders, or by bulk delivery direct to a permanent storage tank. Whether you go for above or under-ground storage, tanks can now be fitted with a telemetry unit, which accurately notes your gas usage and lets your supplier know when you need a delivery.
See our frequently asked Oil and LPG boiler questions.
Here is our frequently asked questions, find answers below or get in touch.
An oil boiler heats water through burning oil, which then circulates to provide heating and hot water for your home. The oil is stored in an external tank and supplied to the boiler as needed, offering a reliable alternative for properties not connected to a gas network.
Oil boilers are highly efficient and can heat water quickly, which means lower running costs compared to some other systems. They are also ideal for homes in rural areas or off-grid locations where access to gas is limited.
Internal oil boilers are suitable if you have enough indoor space and prefer a compact setup within your home. External oil boilers are a good option if space indoors is limited or if you want to reduce noise indoors, as these units are installed outside.
An LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) boiler uses gas stored in a tank on your property to heat water and provide central heating. It works similarly to a natural gas boiler, but it is ideal for homes not connected to the mains gas network.
LPG is stored in a tank or cylinders on your property. The tank is either above or below ground and is refilled periodically by a supplier. Modern monitoring systems can track usage and schedule refills automatically.
LPG can be slightly more expensive than natural gas, but its efficiency can offset the cost. Additionally, LPG boilers are often more affordable than oil-fired boilers, and they produce fewer emissions, making them a cost-effective and eco-friendly alternative for off-grid homes.
We are a Oftec
registered
businessÂ
OFTEC is the Oil Firing Technical Association and was formed in 1991. It represents the oil heating and cooking industry in the UK and the Republic of Ireland.
OFTEC establishes the standards for competence within the domestic oil heating and cooking industry. By ensuring the quality of people and businesses working in this area, OFTEC maintains standards for reputable companies and consumers alike. For more information
visit www.oftec.co.uk
