Heating & plumbing in Romsey
Romsey, Ampfield and North Baddesley are all inside our regular coverage area. It’s a slightly longer run than Eastleigh, but there’s no travel surcharge and no difference in what you pay.
A market town’s worth of period property
Romsey grew up around its abbey — the largest parish church in Hampshire — and the centre still carries a lot of genuinely old building: a thirteenth-century King John’s House, an eighteenth-century coaching inn with a fifteenth-century timber frame behind it, and a good deal of Georgian and Victorian housing around them, with twentieth-century estates spreading out beyond.
Old town-centre property tends to mean solid walls, restricted external elevations, and heating systems that have been added to piecemeal over decades rather than designed once. It’s not unusual to find three generations of pipework in one house. The right answer is often less dramatic than people expect — correct radiator sizing, a proper clean, and modern controls will do more for comfort in a house like that than simply bolting on a bigger boiler.
Newer housing on the edges of the town is more straightforward, and generally a single-day swap.
What it costs
Like-for-like combi swaps from around £2,195 fitted, priced indicatively online in about 90 seconds and confirmed at a free survey. Servicing from £100, repairs at £100 for the first hour and £75 after, powerflushing from £600.
Common questions
Postcodes covered: SO51 and surrounding areas, see everywhere we work.
No heat, no hot water, or water you can’t stop?
Call 07969 110679. We hold 24-hour emergency cover. £100 for the first hour, £75 an hour after, and no separate call-out fee on top. If it’s something you can safely sort yourself, we’ll tell you that on the phone rather than charge you to hear it.
Your new boiler price, in 90 seconds
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