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Wading through new boiler costs is no easy task. But fear not — we’re here to simplify the whole process. This guide will take you through the ins and outs of Biasi boilers, covering the costs, benefits, and reviews.
Read on to find out more, or you can skip the reading and head straight to our details form. Once you’ve enter your details you’ll receive free quotes from local installers.
In this Boiler Guide:
- 01| How Much Will a Biasi Boiler Cost?
- 02| Biasi Combi Boiler Prices
- 03| Biasi System Boiler Prices
- 04| Review of Biasi Boilers
- 05| How Do I Buy a Biasi Boiler?
- 06| What next?
How Much Will a Biasi Boiler Cost?
Biasi is a boiler manufacturer which originated in Italy in the 1930s and have been operating in the UK since 1990.
The price of a Biasi boiler will depend on the type, size and fuel type but typically they range between £550 to £760.
The cheapest boiler on offer, with an average cost of £503 is the Biasi Riva Plus Combi ERP 24kW. The most expensive at £760 is the Biasi Inovia Combi ERP 35kW which is also a system boiler.
You can find out what type of boiler is suitable for your home by visiting our best boiler guide.
Biasi Combi Boiler Prices
A combination or ‘combi’ boiler heats water directly from the mains when you turn on a tap. This means that unlike a heat-only or regular boiler, you won’t need a separate hot water storage cylinder or a cold water storage tank.
Combi boilers tend to produce good shower pressure and are also more cost and energy-efficient as the water is heated instantly rather than stored in a cylinder.
Biasi combi boilers tend to range between £550 to £760 and there are few versions available that come in sizes 24kW, 25kW, 28kW, 30kW and 35kW.
Biasi System Boiler Prices
System boilers have heating and hot water components in-built so there is no need for an extra water tank, although it does require a cylinder for storing hot water. This is good for properties with high hot water demands and multiple bathrooms.
They are also compatible with solar water heating systems which present environmental benefits and energy bill savings.
Biasi’s cheapest system boiler is the Biasi Riva Plus System ERP 28kW which has an average cost of £574. At the more expensive end of the scale at £677 is the Biasi Inovia System ERP 25kW.
Review of Biasi Boilers
The company has been manufacturing boilers since the 1930s after the company was set up by founder Leopoldo Biasi in Pordenone, Italy. Their UK outfit was formed in 1990 and is described by Biasi as a leading supplier to the heating industry throughout the British Isles.
They have a smaller range of combi and system models in comparison to bigger brands such as Worcester Bosch but those they have come in a variety of sizes to suit different households.
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How Do I Buy a Biasi Boiler?
Biasi will refer you to an engineer who has been trained in installing Biasi boilers. Every home is unique and an engineer will need to assess your requirements before recommending a particular type.
Once this assessment is complete, the engineer will then provide you with a quote that will state which boiler you need and how much the installation will cost.
You can find a list of local, engineers on their website.
Click here to find our more about the cost of boiler installation.
What next?
Feel like a Biasi boiler expert now? We certainly hope so! After reading this, you may (or may not) be comparing your own boiler’s efficiency to what you’ve just read, but remember to look around before committing to a boiler — every home has different needs.
Think your boiler needs a little spruce up? In that case, it’s time to head over to our short form, and pop in your details. Once you’ve done this, our local professional installers will get in touch with free boiler quotes.
