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Ideal have been manufacturing boilers since 1906 from their base in Hull. Fast forward to today and an Ideal boiler is the beating heart of the heating system in millions of British homes.
Throughout their history, Ideal have built their reputation on their insistence on using premium components during the manufacturing process to ensure that their boilers are highly efficient and durable, many with built in frost protection.
Today, the quality of their products make them the perfect choice for new boiler or boiler replacement installations. The Ideal boiler warranty is also famously long with the extended version of it offering up to 12 years of protection.
The company’s heating systems are very easy to use with intuitive boiler controls and their entire range has received the highest energy rating on both ERP and SEDBUK schemes. They won the much sought-after Good Housekeeping Reader Recommended and Frost Protection marks, the prestigious Queen’s Award, and Which? Trusted Traders certification.
Before the 1970s, nearly all UK boilers required you to find space in your home for a hot water cylinder. One type of boiler, a heat only boiler, required you to find space in your attic for a cold water tank as well.
The homes that we live in have got smaller over time. Boiler manufacturers recognised this and, to meet this challenge, they invented combi boilers (or combination boilers) in the 1970s.
Combi boilers are central heating boilers and water heaters all in one. You don’t need to find any space in your home for a hot water tank or a cold water cylinder because a combi boiler does it all.
So where does the hot water come from?
Your combi boiler is actually connected directly to the mains water supply. Whenever you turn a hot tap or program the thermostat to warm up your radiators, your combi boiler detects this. It then draws water it needs from the mains and heats it up to piping hot temperatures on demand.
From Ideal’s Logic Combi range to its Logic Max Heat range, there’s certain to be the right boiler for you from this manufacturer.
Please get in touch with us and book a date and time for one of our installers to visit you. Ask them any questions you have and they’ll gladly share their knowledge, experience, and insights with you.
They’ll help you choose the right boiler for your home whether that’s an Ideal boiler or a boiler from another manufacturer. They’ll then leave you with a fixed price quote and a range of available installation dates if you decide you want to proceed with our service.
To find out more about our range of compact combi boilers from Ideal, please call us on 01604 343053 or enter your postcode into one of the response forms on this page and click “SEND”.
Range and model | Rating | Estimated price |
Ideal Logic+ C24 | 85.07% | £1,800 |
Ideal Logic Max C35 | 84.40% | £2,200 |
Ideal Logic+ C30 | 84.00% | £1,900 |
Ideal Vogue Max C32 | 83.79% | £2,300 |
Ideal Vogue Max C40 | 83.21% | £2,400 |
Ideal Vogue C26 | 83.05% | £2,100 |
Ideal Logic+ C35 | 82.57% | £2,000 |
Ideal Vogue GEN2 C26 | 82.33% | £2,200 |
Ideal Vogue C40 | 81.78% | £2,300 |
Ideal Vogue GEN2 C32 | 81.44% | £2,400 |
Ideal Logic C24 | 79.84% | £1,800 |
Ideal Logic ESP1 24kW | 79.00% | £1,900 |
Ideal Logic C30 | 78.78% | £1,900 |
Ideal Logic ESP1 30kW | 78.33% | £2,000 |
Ideal Logic ESP1 35kW | 77.22% | £2,100 |
Ideal Logic C35 | 77.18% | £2,100 |
Ideal Logic Code 33kW | 75.23% | £2,400 |
Ideal Logic Code 38kW | 74.64% | £2,600 |
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Combi boilers have a number of advantages and disadvantages.
They’re easy to install and they can be fitted almost anywhere around the home. Boiler repair and maintenance is also a lot easier because everything’s in one place. They come with user friendly controls too meaning that they’re easy to operate.
Combi boilers take advantage of high efficiency technology in their operations too. Did you know that 92% or more of the energy used by a boiler must be used to provide hot water? That’s the law and the good news is that this leads to lower energy bills.
With more traditional boilers, water pressure was reliant on gravity from the cold water tank in the loft but combi boilers take their water directly from the mains. In most cases, that actually means a stronger water flow coming out of your taps.
However, the fact it draws water from the mains is also one of its disadvantages. If two or more people want hot water from the taps at the same time, water pressure and temperature to both taps may decrease.
This happens particularly in areas where mains pressure is low and if the central heating output rate is not high enough. It’s possible to strengthen flow with a pump but this will add to the cost.
For larger homes with more hot water taps and more radiators, it will have to split the flow between all different points of demand meaning that your water might not be as hot as you want it. If you are replacing a more traditional boiler with a new combi, you may also need to replace some of your piping at additional cost because they may not be able to handle standard mains water pressure.
Unlike a combi boiler which draws water from the mains and heats it on demand, a system boiler uses a hot water cylinder to heat and keep warm water for later.
System boilers require you to find enough room to house the hot water cylinder whereas most combi boilers are small enough to fit behind a kitchen cupboard making them an ideal choice when space is at a premium.
Please click to see our range of Ideal system boilers.
The prices shown next to each new boiler on our website, including Ideal boilers, are indicative prices. They’re there to give you an accurate idea of how much it would cost to supply and install that particular boiler in your home where the fit was standard and without complications.
That’s true for 19 out of every 20 installations we carry out and the price our customer pays is within 5% either way of the indicative price on our site. We feel it’s right to share an indicative price with customers so they have a better idea about how far their budget can stretch.
For the 5% of installations which are more complex, you should consider the price displayed next to each new boiler as a base price. What makes an installation complicated? If you switch from one boiler type to another (for example, system boiler to combi boiler), you want your new boiler to be in a different location in your home to the boiler you’re replacing, or we need to repair or replace pipework to install your Ideal combi boiler.
We started trading back in 2013 and, since then, we’ve met tens of thousands of homeowners who have all kindly shared with us what they want from their boiler. We then created an algorithm based on what people told us they want which ranked boilers using individual model specifications as the input data.
In other words, the closer a boiler is to 100%, the closer to it is to being the perfect boiler when measured against a number of different variables important to customers including warranty length, price, energy efficiency, fuel type, and more.
Ideal boilers, including Ideal combi boilers, are very energy efficient thanks to the modern technology they use. Over 90% of the energy they expend is used to provide the heating and hot water you want for your home.
All Ideal boilers on sale through PlumbProud have been certified by both ERF and SEDBUK as being in the most energy efficient category.
The standard warranty period on Ideal combi boilers is between two years and ten years depending on the model. An extended 12 year parts and labour warranty is available on a handful of models.
You will need to register your boiler with Ideal once installed and have your boiler serviced once a year thereafter for the warranty to remain in force.
Yes. We’re really pleased to be able to offer PlumbProud’s customers a wide range of payment options for their new boilers. When we visit you to give you a quote, please ask our engineer for more information.
Speak to a PlumbProud heating surveyor about getting a quote for a new Ideal combi boiler for your home. Ideal manufactures some of Britain’s most reliable boilers and we’d appreciate the opportunity to come to meet you and provide you with a competitive quote on the best model for you.
Please feel free to ask our team member any questions you have – it’s important that you have all the information you need to make the right decision.
To find out more about our range of Ideal combi boilers and whether they’re the right choice for your home, please call us on 01604 343053 or enter your postcode into one of the response forms on this page and click “SEND”.
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Ideal have been manufacturing boilers since 1906 from their base in Hull. Fast forward to today and an Ideal boiler is the beating heart of the heating system in millions of British homes.
Throughout their history, Ideal have built their reputation on their insistence on using premium components during the manufacturing process to ensure that their boilers are highly efficient and durable, many with built in frost protection.
Today, the quality of their products make them the perfect choice for new boiler or boiler replacement installations. The Ideal boiler warranty is also famously long with the extended version of it offering up to 12 years of protection.
The company’s heating systems are very easy to use with intuitive boiler controls and their entire range has received the highest energy rating on both ERP and SEDBUK schemes. They won the much sought-after Good Housekeeping Reader Recommended and Frost Protection marks, the prestigious Queen’s Award, and Which? Trusted Traders certification.
Before the 1970s, nearly all UK boilers required you to find space in your home for a hot water cylinder. One type of boiler, a heat only boiler, required you to find space in your attic for a cold water tank as well.
The homes that we live in have got smaller over time. Boiler manufacturers recognised this and, to meet this challenge, they invented combi boilers (or combination boilers) in the 1970s.
Combi boilers are central heating boilers and water heaters all in one. You don’t need to find any space in your home for a hot water tank or a cold water cylinder because a combi boiler does it all.
So where does the hot water come from?
Your combi boiler is actually connected directly to the mains water supply. Whenever you turn a hot tap or program the thermostat to warm up your radiators, your combi boiler detects this. It then draws water it needs from the mains and heats it up to piping hot temperatures on demand.
From Ideal’s Logic Combi range to its Logic Max Heat range, there’s certain to be the right boiler for you from this manufacturer.
Please get in touch with us and book a date and time for one of our installers to visit you. Ask them any questions you have and they’ll gladly share their knowledge, experience, and insights with you.
They’ll help you choose the right boiler for your home whether that’s an Ideal boiler or a boiler from another manufacturer. They’ll then leave you with a fixed price quote and a range of available installation dates if you decide you want to proceed with our service.
To find out more about our range of compact combi boilers from Ideal, please call us on 01604 343053 or enter your postcode into one of the response forms on this page and click “SEND”.
Range and model | Rating | Estimated price |
Ideal Logic+ C24 | 85.07% | £1,800 |
Ideal Logic Max C35 | 84.40% | £2,200 |
Ideal Logic+ C30 | 84.00% | £1,900 |
Ideal Vogue Max C32 | 83.79% | £2,300 |
Ideal Vogue Max C40 | 83.21% | £2,400 |
Ideal Vogue C26 | 83.05% | £2,100 |
Ideal Logic+ C35 | 82.57% | £2,000 |
Ideal Vogue GEN2 C26 | 82.33% | £2,200 |
Ideal Vogue C40 | 81.78% | £2,300 |
Ideal Vogue GEN2 C32 | 81.44% | £2,400 |
Ideal Logic C24 | 79.84% | £1,800 |
Ideal Logic ESP1 24kW | 79.00% | £1,900 |
Ideal Logic C30 | 78.78% | £1,900 |
Ideal Logic ESP1 30kW | 78.33% | £2,000 |
Ideal Logic ESP1 35kW | 77.22% | £2,100 |
Ideal Logic C35 | 77.18% | £2,100 |
Ideal Logic Code 33kW | 75.23% | £2,400 |
Ideal Logic Code 38kW | 74.64% | £2,600 |
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Combi boilers have a number of advantages and disadvantages.
They’re easy to install and they can be fitted almost anywhere around the home. Boiler repair and maintenance is also a lot easier because everything’s in one place. They come with user friendly controls too meaning that they’re easy to operate.
Combi boilers take advantage of high efficiency technology in their operations too. Did you know that 92% or more of the energy used by a boiler must be used to provide hot water? That’s the law and the good news is that this leads to lower energy bills.
With more traditional boilers, water pressure was reliant on gravity from the cold water tank in the loft but combi boilers take their water directly from the mains. In most cases, that actually means a stronger water flow coming out of your taps.
However, the fact it draws water from the mains is also one of its disadvantages. If two or more people want hot water from the taps at the same time, water pressure and temperature to both taps may decrease.
This happens particularly in areas where mains pressure is low and if the central heating output rate is not high enough. It’s possible to strengthen flow with a pump but this will add to the cost.
For larger homes with more hot water taps and more radiators, it will have to split the flow between all different points of demand meaning that your water might not be as hot as you want it. If you are replacing a more traditional boiler with a new combi, you may also need to replace some of your piping at additional cost because they may not be able to handle standard mains water pressure.
Unlike a combi boiler which draws water from the mains and heats it on demand, a system boiler uses a hot water cylinder to heat and keep warm water for later.
System boilers require you to find enough room to house the hot water cylinder whereas most combi boilers are small enough to fit behind a kitchen cupboard making them an ideal choice when space is at a premium.
Please click to see our range of Ideal system boilers.
The prices shown next to each new boiler on our website, including Ideal boilers, are indicative prices. They’re there to give you an accurate idea of how much it would cost to supply and install that particular boiler in your home where the fit was standard and without complications.
That’s true for 19 out of every 20 installations we carry out and the price our customer pays is within 5% either way of the indicative price on our site. We feel it’s right to share an indicative price with customers so they have a better idea about how far their budget can stretch.
For the 5% of installations which are more complex, you should consider the price displayed next to each new boiler as a base price. What makes an installation complicated? If you switch from one boiler type to another (for example, system boiler to combi boiler), you want your new boiler to be in a different location in your home to the boiler you’re replacing, or we need to repair or replace pipework to install your Ideal combi boiler.
We started trading back in 2013 and, since then, we’ve met tens of thousands of homeowners who have all kindly shared with us what they want from their boiler. We then created an algorithm based on what people told us they want which ranked boilers using individual model specifications as the input data.
In other words, the closer a boiler is to 100%, the closer to it is to being the perfect boiler when measured against a number of different variables important to customers including warranty length, price, energy efficiency, fuel type, and more.
Ideal boilers, including Ideal combi boilers, are very energy efficient thanks to the modern technology they use. Over 90% of the energy they expend is used to provide the heating and hot water you want for your home.
All Ideal boilers on sale through PlumbProud have been certified by both ERF and SEDBUK as being in the most energy efficient category.
The standard warranty period on Ideal combi boilers is between two years and ten years depending on the model. An extended 12 year parts and labour warranty is available on a handful of models.
You will need to register your boiler with Ideal once installed and have your boiler serviced once a year thereafter for the warranty to remain in force.
Yes. We’re really pleased to be able to offer PlumbProud’s customers a wide range of payment options for their new boilers. When we visit you to give you a quote, please ask our engineer for more information.
Speak to a PlumbProud heating surveyor about getting a quote for a new Ideal combi boiler for your home. Ideal manufactures some of Britain’s most reliable boilers and we’d appreciate the opportunity to come to meet you and provide you with a competitive quote on the best model for you.
Please feel free to ask our team member any questions you have – it’s important that you have all the information you need to make the right decision.
To find out more about our range of Ideal combi boilers and whether they’re the right choice for your home, please call us on 01604 343053 or enter your postcode into one of the response forms on this page and click “SEND”.