• LocationBeaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, Windsor End, HP9 2JN**
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Our local Beaconsfield gas safe plumbers provide a boiler repair and boiler service that is second to none. If your currently experiencing boiler problems in Beaconsfield or the local area then we can have an experienced and qualified heating expert to your door within 60- 90 minutes.

We realise that any gas appliance poses a possible threat to your safety and those in close proximity. When taking your call our Beaconsfield customer friendly team will explain the best steps to take if you think there are gas leaks.

While gas boilers are more common we can service and repair all types and makes of boilers including combi boilers, condensing boilers, electric boilers... Our local Beaconsfield plumbers will always strive to deliver a service that is second to none.

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Beaconsfield Plumbing Testimonials

Customer Name: Mr G Moore
I was very happy with your service, the engineer did a great job and left everything clear and clean

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Example Of Our Plumbing Services

Combi Boiler
A combi boiler provides hot water for the central heating system and hot water taps. Many have timer systems tied to a thermostat to control how hot the house should be before the heating is turned off.  Hot water is delivered at mains pressure, so showers can be used without the need for a pump, although the performance of the shower is average. Installation costs are usually much lower for combi boilers than for others. However, there are disadvantages. They lack a strong hot water flow, and the user sometimes has to wait 30 seconds or more for hot water to reach the tap. They also rely on having a continuously high water pressure and performance gradually falls if the water pressure drops. Combi boilers also suffer from problems more frequently. If you only have a combi boiler, there is no redundancy if it fails, so heating and hot water would both be unavailable. As the radiator circuit is a sealed pressurised system, even a small water leak will cause the system pressure to drop to zero over time.

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