Which Boiler Type Is Best For You?
November 1, 2025
The sheer number of options available to you today while looking for a new boiler may get slightly overwhelmed. You must choose a boiler model that fits your property's size and type, the local water pressure, and the number of bathrooms and showers in your house. Boilers come in a variety of shapes and sizes.
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It’s really not a choice - safety and efficiency must always come first when working with gas appliances and systems in your house. Boilers, stoves, and fires are examples of gas equipment that are essential to comfort and warmth in your home, but they can be extremely dangerous if not installed, maintained, or serviced correctly.
This week, we’d like to highlight a customer question that came in, and it is one that we get often so we thought it would be a good idea to include it as a blog post. Laura from Christchurch asked: I’m getting a lot of buildup of limescale on my bathroom and kitchen taps, and starting to get really annoying. When I turn the taps on and off, my hand gets grazed since it has gotten so hard that it almost feels like stone. I would really love to know a natural product you would suggest to assist get rid of it? I would like not to use harsh chemicals. Sincerely Laura
Sadly we see this more often that we’d like – customers calling us because they’ve woken up to a chilly house in the Portsmouth area… but still have hot water from the taps. This may be a common issue many homeowners face, especially as colder weather sets in along the south coast, but luckily, there are thigs that can be done without having to call out a professional. It often comes down to a handful of causes, many of which can be identified — and sometimes even fixed — without too much stress. We will try and help by exploring some of the main reasons why you might have hot water but no heating, and what steps you can take to get your home warm again.