Service 02

Combi Boiler Conversions

Swap tanks and cylinders for a compact combi. More space, instant hot water, lower bills.

Carried out by
RGI Registered Engineers
Pricing
Fixed & In Writing
Coverage
Bray, Wicklow, S. Dublin

Converting to a combi removes the hot press cylinder and attic tanks, freeing up real space and giving you hot water on demand. We check your incoming mains flow first — if a combi is wrong for your house, we will tell you before you spend anything.

What changes when you convert to a combi boiler01Cylinder removedHot press freed up02Tanks removedNo attic storage03Combi fittedHot water on demand04Balanced & certifiedFull RGI sign-off
What changes when you convert to a combi boiler.
  • Mains flow and pressure tested before we quote
  • Cylinder and attic tanks removed and taken away
  • Pipework adapted and pressure tested
  • Instant hot water, no cylinder reheat
  • Full RGI certification on completion

Combi Boiler Conversions: common questions

How long does a combi conversion take?
Typically two to four days. Tanks and the cylinder come out, pipework is reworked, and the system is flushed, filled and commissioned before we leave.
Is a combi boiler better than a system boiler?
For most two and three bedroom homes with one main bathroom, yes — you free up the hot press and attic and get hot water on demand. If you have several bathrooms used at the same time, a system boiler and cylinder often suits better.
Will a combi give enough hot water pressure?
That depends on your incoming mains flow rate. We measure it before quoting. If the mains cannot support a combi, we will say so rather than fit one and leave you disappointed.
What happens to the old hot press and attic tanks?
They are removed and taken away, and the hot press is left clear. Any redundant pipework is capped off properly rather than left hanging.

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