In May last year when we were in the first lockdown due to Coronavirus we wrote a blog post to communicate the measures we had put in place to ensure we were conforming to the suggested guidelines. We are now at the start of the third lockdown (writing this in early January) and so want […]
New Boiler Installations in Devon – Exmouth, Exeter and East Devon
Each year Simon Turner Showrooms undertakes numerous boiler installations in Devon – often within Exmouth, Exeter and throughout the East Devon area. Detailed below are a selection of some of the new boiler fitting projects we have completed. Within our showrooms in Exmouth we have a dedicated boiler showroom which has examples of the different […]
4 Signs You Need a New Boiler
There will come a time when you’ll see signs you need a new boiler – and you will have to replace it, either because it is completely irreparable, keeps breaking down, or is no longer as efficient as it once was. We first published this blog post in August last year – and many of […]
6 Tips To Get Your Central Heating Ready For Autumn And Winter
We often get asked the question “How do I get my boiler ready for winter?”. To help prevent your boiler and central heating system breaking down when the weather is at its coldest, here are 6 tips to get your central heating ready for autumn and winter to make sure you are prepared. 1. Get […]
5 Reasons Why You Should Get Your Boiler Serviced Every Year
If you’re unsure why you should get your boiler serviced regularly then you’re more likely to put off having it done (or you may completely forget about). It is, however, very important for a number of reasons (critically including the safety of all in your home) to find problems before they become serious. 1. Safety […]
Tips to maintain your central heating system over the warmer summer months
Once it starts to get warmer you may not need to use your central heating. Here are a few things you need to consider to ensure that your central heating system stays in working order until the weather is cooler and it is needed more frequently. Do you turn off your boiler or keep it […]
Different Types of Fuel to Run Your Boiler
Installing an energy efficient boiler for your home is key if you want to keep those utility bills under control and save money. There are different types of fuel to run your boiler to choose from, however, and picking the right one can be a little confusing. You want reliability at a relatively low cost […]
Smart Controllers for Heating and Hot Water Systems
New research by Reichelt which surveyed 1,000 UK residents into smart heating controls has shown there is still a job to do to educate homeowners of their merits. At present only 8% of adults use a complete smart home system for their heating despite the benefits of doing so. 46% have reduced their heating costs. […]
What Are the Different Types of Boiler You Can Have in Your Home?
There are several different types of boiler that you can install in your home and making the right choice that works with your needs is important. Here we look at everything from the latest combi to the traditional system boiler and discuss the pros and cons of each. 1. The Combination Boiler Combination boilers (or […]
Is your boiler is working efficiently? Find out why it’s important to know.
Most new boilers nowadays are manufactured to be highly efficient, reducing fuel costs and carbon emissions in equal measures. For those of you with an existing or older boiler however, finding out is your boiler is working efficiently is vital. A poorly performing boiler may be costing you more, lead to a colder house and […]
Love Champagne? Have Your Gas Fire Or Boiler Serviced For A Chance To Win A Bottle!
We love a bit of bubbly too – and in the month of September 2017 we are offering one lucky customer the chance to win a bottle of Harrods Champagne. To be automatically entered* all you need to do is call us on 01395 267805 or contact us using the form at the bottom of […]
4 Things To Check On Your House Before Autumn Arrives.
Have you been turning your heating on more often this summer? We seem to have had a real mix of weather over the last month or two – a few hot days that have forced our windows open, but more than our normal share of cold, wet, and windy days – and we have been […]
