Straight answers on what jobs cost, how the work is done and what to look out for, from the team that does it day in, day out across Suffolk & Norfolk.
Air source heat pumps get talked up as the future of home heating, but most of the housing stock around Diss, South Norfolk and north Suffolk was built long before anyone thought about airtightness.
If you're pricing up a new boiler, you'll find quotes ranging from around £1,800 to well over £4,500, and it's not always obvious why.
Older homes across South Norfolk and North Suffolk, from Victorian terraces in Diss to solid-brick cottages out towards Harleston, throw up genuine questions about heat pumps.
The short answer is once a year, every year, ideally in late summer or early autumn before the heating goes back on.
Older homes around Diss, Norfolk and Suffolk are often solid-walled, draughty and heated by oil or an ageing gas boiler.
Getting a straight answer on what a new boiler should cost is harder than it ought to be.