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No one likes a cold home, as it can be unpleasant to live in and often expensive and inefficient to heat. For a house to become a warm and welcoming home the heating system should do its job, quickly getting it up to temperature and keeping it that way.

At Plumb It All, we can offer many heating solutions to address any problems you may have. We supply and fit a wide variety of stylish, high-performance radiators that don’t just look the part but throw out plenty of energy-efficient heat into your home.

Our under-floor heating systems are perfect for bathrooms, kitchens – any room in the house in fact – where all-round warmth is required, while we also offer different types of boilers such as combination, system and heating only boilers, all of which are designed to ensure you have an energy efficient home.

What is Central Heating?

Central heating is a heating system that provides warmth to the whole interior of a building through a single unit or multiple units connected to a network of ducts or pipes. The primary purpose of central heating is to maintain a comfortable temperature inside a home, regardless of the weather conditions outside.

Types of Central Heating Systems

There are several types of central heating systems available, each with its unique advantages and disadvantages.

  1. Gas central heating

Gas central heating is the most common type of central heating system in the UK. It uses a gas boiler to heat water, which is then circulated around the house through a network of pipes to radiators or underfloor heating systems.

  1. Oil central heating

Oil central heating is similar to gas central heating, except it uses an oil-fired boiler instead of a gas boiler to heat the water. It is more common in rural areas where there is no access to a gas supply.

  1. Electric central heating

Electric central heating is a relatively new technology that uses electricity to heat water or air, which is then distributed through the house. It is a more expensive option than gas or oil central heating, but it is suitable for small homes and apartments.

  1. Heat pump central heating

Heat pump central heating is a renewable energy option that uses an air source or ground source heat pump to extract heat from the outside air or ground, which is then used to heat water or air. It is an environmentally friendly option but can be expensive to install.

Central heating is an essential component of modern homes, providing warmth and comfort throughout the year. There are several types of central heating systems available, each with its unique advantages and disadvantages. Our team of professionals can come to survey your home FREE of any charge, carry out a full assessment of your home before giving you a quote!

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Our team will visit your home for a free survey of your bathroom and then create a 3D design as per your liking.

Most Popular Questions

Gas central heating is the most common type of central heating system in the UK.

Central heating systems can last between 10 and 15 years,

It is recommended to have a professional install central heating to ensure the system is safe and efficient.

You can save money on your central heating bills by ensuring your system is well-maintained, using a programmable thermostat, and upgrading to a more energy-efficient system.

Some types of central heating, such as gas and oil central heating, can produce carbon emissions that contribute to climate change. However, there are renewable options, such as heat pump central heating, that are more environmentally friendly.