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We’re here to make the process of having a new boiler, cylinder, or air source heat pump installed a straightforward one. Our installers operate across the UK, covering major cities and their surrounding areas. Ready to start the journey? Click on 'Get started' to find a Baxi installer near you.

Our range of combi, system, heat, and electric boilers delivers consistent heating and hot water performance. Our products are used by installers nationwide, so you can be sure that one is near you.
We also provide maintenance plans and warranties with all our boilers, providing you with peace of mind that we’ve got you covered when you need additional support.
The type of boiler you need will depend on specific individual factors. You should take into account the space that you have, the size of your property, and your average daily energy use, so that you can be sure that your boiler will be able to meet your expectations.
Combi boilers, for example, have everything you need to heat your radiators and deliver hot water from one single unit. This could be a viable if you only have one bathroom or limited space.
A heat only boiler could be worth considering if you live in an area with low water pressure. System boilers, with all the major components of the heating and hot water system, provide a high flow rate of hot water without water running cold elsewhere.
For homes off the main grid network, electric boilers provide an efficient solution that requires comparatively low maintenance.
A new boiler can save you money on your fuel bills and make your home more energy efficient, because for every pound you spend on gas, very little is wasted on heat that is lost up the flue. In addition, since April 2018, legislation requires a room thermostat and timer to be installed with the boiler, and in addition for combi boilers one of the following extra measures has to be installed: flue gas heat recovery; smart control with automation and optimisation; weather compensation; or load compensation.
Before the installation is carried out, our local Gas Safe engineer will carry out a survey of your home’s systems and provide a quote based on what is needed. From there, they will remove the old boiler and clear your system of sludge and debris, before the new boiler is installed and connected to the home’s systems.
Your Baxi approved installer will conduct a series of checks and surveys to make sure that your property is suitable for an air source heat pump. They will also conduct noise surveys and work with you to position the unit in the most suitable location to allow it to function properly without you worrying about it disturbing you or your neighbours.
We’ve put together a helpful guide so you can start getting familiar with your air source heat pump before having an installation. From knowing how it provides consistent warmth all-year-round to how you can adjust your thermostat from your smartphone, we have you covered.
Take a look at your guide to an air source heat pump here.
Before having an air source heat pump installed, ensure that your home has quality insulation to maximise the effectiveness of your new heat pump. You should also clear the outdoor area that your heat pump will be installed and make sure that it will be on a flat, sturdy surface.
You may want to explore any grants to help with the initial setup costs that you may be entitled to, and similarly, any schemes from your local council that can go towards modifications like double glazing.
Air source heat pumps are quiet pieces of equipment. It is always good to consider installation location, care should always be taken when installing to mitigate any reflected noise that may cause a nuisance.
Technological advancements have made modern units much quieter, but it's important to address common concerns about central heating pump noise.
An air source heat pump (ASHP) could be a good option if you’re exploring ways to have an energy-efficient heating system that delivers consistent performance all year-round. Air source heat pump systems utilise the heat from the ambient air to provide consistent and reliable warmth throughout your home, ensuring your heating needs are always met year-round.
The question we’re sure you really want answered, however, is “can an air source heat pump provide all of my heating and hot water needs?” It’s important to note that an air source heat pump needs to work with a compatible cylinder in order to meet heating and hot water needs.

Our cylinders are manufactured in the UK to the highest standards by our water storage experts, Megaflo and Heatrae Sadia. Designed to suit different property types and requirements, our cylinders provide plenty of hot water when you need it most.
Our cylinders also made to be efficient. Each is insulated to minimie heat loss and ensures that your water stays hotter for longer. This can also help with lowering running costs and bills.
Hot water cylinders can be direct or indirect, vented and unvented. The one you choose will depend on your own unique requirements, such as the amount of space you have in your property, your water demand, and the water pressure in your area.
In addition, you’ll need to ensure your cylinder has the right capacity to meet these requirements and more.
We’ve put together this short guide to help you understand the different types of hot water cylinders so you can make the right choice based on your needs.
Our hot water cylinders are designed to be energy efficient and are insulated to prevent heat loss. Manufactured using duplex stainless steel, our cylinders are built to last and with regular servicing, you can ensure the one you choose will work effectively for as long as you need it.
For an eco-conscious decision, our air source heat pump cylinder is the perfect solution for delivering excellent water pressure and consistent performance when you need it.
Our Gas Safe engineers work nationwide so you can be sure that we have a local installer near you. From helping you choose the right cylinder for your usage demands to ensuring it is maintained regularly, we’re here to help.
Yes, you will need a hot water cylinder with your air source heat pump - unless you are looking at a hybrid system.
Air source heat pumps provide a viable choice for energy-efficient heating. When combined with a compatible hot water cylinder, you can utilise the same technology for a consistent, reliable hot water supply.