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Buying a new boiler will always be one of the more expensive purchases you’ll make, but with Boxt – and our money saving savvy, we can help you save a few quid and make paying for a new boiler much easier. Take a look at our tips on how to save money on a new boiler below!

Take advantage of monthly payments

Usually, monthly payments tend to be the pricier option, but Boxt offers a range of price plans to help those who are working on a budget. Rather than taking out a loan to pay off a boiler in one go, you can get a monthly price starting from just £10 each month. Having a fixed monthly outgoing will be far easier for you to work into a budget instead of saving one lump-sum of money.

Get a combi boiler

This decision won’t only save you money on your boiler, it’ll help keep future bills lower as well. Most modern homes tend to have combi boilers pre-installed and have the benefit of heating your water and home from one spot rather than two separate boilers. If your home still has a separate water heater, as many pre-war houses do, you may want to consider swapping to a combi-boiler, it’ll save you time and more importantly money thanks to the energy efficient makeup of modern boilers. And because Boxt tend to supply combi-boilers for a lower price compared to purchasing two separate water and central heating boilers, you’re spending less money immediately and in the long-term.

Avoid cheap boilers

Now, this tip isn’t specific to Boxt – or any boiler merchant, it’s a general bit of advice that will definitely save you money in the long-term.

When it comes to boilers, it can be too easy to think you’ve nabbed a bargain on an inexplicably cheap boiler. Well, the reason it’s so cheap – and probably comes with a five-ten year warranty, is because it’ll breakdown – a lot. With boilers, you want to focus on quality over price. This can be difficult if you’re on a budget, so if you can, begin saving a little bit each month for a top-quality boiler manufacturer like Bosh, ATAG, or Vokera.

The short-term expense of these boilers are justified when you consider there’ll be minimal breakdown, so if you’re in a position to save for one of these boilers, my advice is to do it as soon as possible.