
What you gain from a properly planned install
Boiler choice that fits
We match output and boiler type to your home, not to guesswork.
Controls explained clearly
You get schedules and settings explained in normal, useful language.
Accredited installation guidance
Ideal accreditation adds extra confidence to new boiler work.
A boiler that suits the way you live
A new boiler should match the home it is going into, not just squeeze into the old gap. In Knighton, we look at property size, hot-water use, existing pipework and where the boiler needs to sit before we recommend anything. Choose Core Home Energy Ltd when you want the options explained plainly, including how combi and system setups differ in day-to-day use. The aim is simple: steady heating, reliable hot water and controls that make sense from the first day.


Planned, fitted and handed over properly
We start with an assessment, then plan the job so the installation, controls and system setup work together. If an old boiler is coming out, we deal with that before fitting the new appliance, connecting it, testing it and talking you through the controls. With Core Home Energy Ltd, you get Ideal Accredited Installer guidance on new boiler work and a handover that leaves you knowing how to run the system, rather than staring at buttons and hoping for the best.
Frequently asked questions
How do you decide which boiler type suits my home?
We look at property size, hot-water demand, existing pipework, installation space and how you use the home. That lets us explain the practical difference between combi, system and other suitable setups, so you choose on fit rather than guesswork.
Can you remove my old boiler as part of the job?
Yes. If an existing boiler needs to come out first, we plan that into the installation before fitting the new appliance. We then connect, test and commission the system, set up the controls and talk you through everyday use before we leave.
What should I have ready before an installation visit?
It helps if you can show us the current boiler position, controls and any hot-water equipment, and explain where the system struggles now. A few simple details about the property let us assess the work more accurately from the start.

