Condensing Boiler Prices and Cost Guide | Combi, New Condensing Boilers

Building regulations now insist that all new boilers installed in any domestic home should be high efficiency condensing boilers. Condensing boiler prices vary depending on size and other features, but the price is well worth the benefits. With 60% of your home energy costs being directly linked to the boiler you use, it is well worth installing a high efficiency boiler to hopefully lower your bills.

Summary of condensing boiler prices:

Price range = £800 to £2,500

Average cost =£1,500

Best/cheapest price = £800

What is a condensing boiler?

High efficiency condensing boilers are a great choice for those who care about the environment (every year a condensing boiler could save up to 1.7 tonnes of carbon dioxide). Condensing boilers are able to fully utilise the heat they generate from burning fuels, making them on average 25% more efficient than non-condensing models.

Condensing boiler prices

A new condensing boiler can cost a fair amount, but over its lifespan it will recoup the money and continue saving money on your annual bills, making it worth the investment. Below is a list of various condensing boilers available on the market and their prices (some of these are also condensing combi boiler prices):

Ideal Logic code combi

Type:  Combi
Fuel:  Gas
Heat Output (kW):  38
Price: £1,250

Grant Vortex Eco wall hung external

Type: Heat only
Fuel: Oil
Heat Output (kW): 12- 16
Price: £1,500

Worcester Greenstar Camray External System

Type:  System
Fuel:  Oil
Heat  Output (kW): 25-32
Price: £2,100

Glow-Worm Ultracom2

Type:  Combi
Fuel:  Gas
Heat Output (kW):  35
Price: £1,360

How much will I save when I install my new condensing boiler?

According to the Energy Saving Trust replacing your old G-rated boiler with a new high efficiency condensing boiler (as well as improving your heating controls) could save you up to £300/year.