Boiler Quote — Corvée
Corvée Property Services
Boiler Quote
About you
Are you a homeowner or a landlord?
Your heating system
What fuel does your heating system use?
i How to find out
Your boiler
What type of boiler do you currently have?
i How to find out
Your boiler
Do you want to convert to a Combi boiler?
We'll remove and safely dispose of your hot water cylinder, together with re-configuring your current pipework to allow a combi boiler to be installed.
Your boiler
Do you want to convert to a Combi boiler?
We'll remove and safely dispose of your hot water cylinder, together with re-configuring your current pipework to allow a combi boiler to be installed.
Your boiler
Do you want to convert to a Combi boiler?
We'll remove and safely dispose of your hot water cylinder, together with re-configuring your current pipework to allow a combi boiler to be installed.
Your boiler
How would you describe your current boiler?
This won't change your fixed price.
Your boiler
Is your boiler mounted on the wall?
Your boiler
Roughly how old is your boiler?
Your home
How long do you see yourself living in your current home?
Your boiler
Do you want your new boiler in a different place?
Your boiler
Where is your current boiler?
Your boiler
Where do you want your new boiler?
Big moves will cost a bit more. For a loft, you'll need a ladder and a light up there.
Your boiler
How quickly does your water come out of your cold tap?
Your home
Which of these best describes your current home?
Your home
How many bedrooms do you have?
Your home
How many bathtubs do you have, or plan to have in the future?
Not whole bathrooms — just tubs. This includes tubs with showers over them.
Your home
How many separate showers do you have, or plan to have?
Only count shower cubicles — not showers over a bathtub.
Your home
How many radiators do you have?
i Why we need to know
Your home
Do you have Thermostatic Radiator Valves on all your radiators?
i Why do you need them?
Your home
Do you have a water meter?
Your boiler
Where will your flue come out?
i How to find your flue
Your boiler
Will your flue be on a sloped or flat roof?
Your boiler
Where on the roof will the flue be positioned?
Your boiler
How far will your new boiler be from an outside wall?
Your boiler
How close to the ground is your flue?
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Your boiler
How close to another property is your flue?
That's between your flue and the boundary of someone else's land — even if it's just the garden fence.
Your boiler
Will the flue be under a carport, balcony or other structure?
A carport is a shelter for your car made from a roof supported on posts. These can also be called lean-tos.
Your boiler
Will the flue be 30cm or more from a door or window?
This includes any opening in the wall, like a vent.
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Which payment option best suits you?
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Finally, the installation postcode
Please enter the postcode of the property where we'll be installing your new boiler.
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What's your first name?
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And your last name?
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What's your email address?
We'll send your quote confirmation here.
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And your phone number?
So our team can call you with your personalised quote.
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And your phone number?
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We need some extra information
Based on what you told us, it'll be easier to talk you through your new installation over the phone, or over live chat.
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Identifying your fuel type

The fuel type is often written on the front of the heating system.

Most boilers are supplied with gas. If you have a gas meter, gas cooker or gas fire it is likely to be a gas boiler. If you have gas bottles or an LPG storage tank outside then it is LPG.

If you're still unsure, give us a ring on 01536 680920.

How to find out what type of boiler you have

Take a look at the boiler. Its type should be written on the front.

If you have a Potterton Powermax, then they're a unique type of boiler, but best fits the System category.

If you can't find it, give us a ring on 01536 680920.

Why we need to know about your radiators

The number of radiators in your home helps us size your new boiler correctly. A boiler that's too small won't heat your home properly; one that's too large will be inefficient and cost more to run.

Count every radiator in every room, including towel rails if they're part of your heating system.

Do you have Thermostatic Radiator Valves on all your radiators?

Thermostatic Radiator Valves — or TRVs — are controls for your radiators. They regulate how much hot water flows into the radiator so you can control the temperature of each room independently.

They look like a small dial or knob on the side of the radiator, usually numbered 1–5 or with snowflake and sun symbols.

Under current regulations, all radiators must have TRVs unless the room has a room thermostat. If you don't have them, we'll include them as part of your installation.

Where will your flue come out?

A flue is like a chimney. It's a pipe that takes waste from your boiler and carries it outside. The flue exit looks a bit like an exhaust pipe, either on the wall or on the roof.

If you already have a boiler, look for where the existing flue exits the building. If you're not sure, have a look around the outside of your home for a circular vent or pipe.

If you can't find it, give us a ring on 01536 680920.

How close to the ground is your flue?

If your flue is less than two metres from the ground we'll include a safety guard in your flue pack.

If you're not sure, a good rule of thumb is to check if you can reach the flue without a stepladder. If you can, it's likely less than 2 metres from the ground.