Boiler move or location change
A new position with different flue and pipe routes.
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Not every home needs the same work with a new boiler. A bolt-on is an additional, clearly described part of an installation—from a changed flue route to a new control or extra making good. We check what your property needs at survey and show what is included in your written quote.
Moving or changing the type of boiler can alter pipework, controls and hot-water storage.
A new position with different flue and pipe routes.
Changing from stored hot water to a suitable combi arrangement.
Removing the old fireplace appliance and planning the replacement position.
A sealed heating circuit with a separate hot-water cylinder, where suitable.
The route must work for the chosen appliance and the actual property; final details are set at survey.
Moving condensate where a suitable gravity route is impractical.
An external discharge option where site conditions permit.
Extra components for a longer or more complex flue route.
Options for the way you control heating and use hot water.
A compatible smart control; any Hive offer must be on the written quote.
Radiator work and the separately quoted up-to-five-TRV option.
Access, making good and specialist work are itemised instead of being assumed.
Cleaning an existing system and ongoing magnetic filtration are different things. The written quote confirms the applicable system-care work and whether anything is optional.
Read the existing MagnaCleanse explanation for the difference between cleaning and ongoing protection. We link to that page rather than publishing a duplicate bolt-on article.
Tell us about your current boiler, the changes you want and your postcode. We will check the practical route at survey and put the exact scope in writing.
Or use the MPH Boilers contact page and mention the bolt-on by name.