Brighton Boiler Care Limited is a Brighton-based company that installs boilers for homeowners in the local area.
A homeowner contacting them would typically discuss boiler sizing for their property, the type of boiler (such as combi or system), and the cost of a quote. They would also arrange a survey to assess the existing heating system and flue location, and the company would explain installation timelines and any necessary pipework or venting changes. Compliance with building regulations and manufacturer specifications would be covered during the process.
A practical question to ask is whether the company is Gas Safe registered, as this is a legal requirement for any boiler installation work in the UK.
Services covered
Areas covered
This company is listed in our Brighton directory archive.
Contact
- Address: 70 Greenways, Brighton, BN2 7BL
- Phone: 01273 539225
Compare with other installers
For more boilers installers in this area, browse the Brighton directory or the Boilers installers service archive. Always get at least three quotes before committing.
Latest Guides for Boilers & Heating
Boilers & Heating
Ground source heat pumps cost more than air source but save more annually The central question for any UK homeowner weighing a heat pump is whether the higher upfront cost of a ground source system pays back through greater efficiency and lower running bills. Ground source heat pumps (GSHPs) extract heat from the ground via […]
schedule
6 min
·
8 May 2026
Boilers & Heating
Air source heat pumps cost £7,000–£13,000 installed versus a gas boiler at £1,500–£3,500 – the gap is narrowing The upfront cost of an air source heat pump remains the single biggest barrier for most UK homeowners. A typical installation, including the heat pump unit, hot water cylinder, and labour, ranges from £7,000 to £13,000 depending […]
schedule
6 min
·
8 May 2026
Boilers & Heating
The SCOP rating is the single most important efficiency number for a UK heat pump The Energy Saving Trust states a typical air-source heat pump with a Seasonal Coefficient of Performance (SCOP) of 3.0 uses roughly one-third the electricity of direct electric heating per unit of heat delivered (Energy Saving Trust, 2026). This single number […]
schedule
6 min
·
8 May 2026
More Boilers & Heating guides →
