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Boiler cover and servicing options for landlords in London

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RoseTulips2023 · 10/09/2026 11:36

We currently use Your Repair for Landlord Boiler Cover. This provides a boiler safety check but no boiler service. We pay £28 per month. Do most people use a company like this and then pay for a boiler service or go for an all in one? If so any recommendations? We are in the London area. Thanks.

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DrySherry · 11/09/2026 08:35

Crikey, I would just change the boiler for a new one with a long warranty (ie worcester/Bosch) and then pay £90 a year for a service rather than £336 in monthly payments and then another £90 for service.
I dont know if its available to Landlords but another option that BOXT offer is a 10 year purchase/service plan. Its about £45 a month and for that they come and install a new boiler, its guaranteed and serviced by them for 10 years. Then becomes yours.

RoseTulips2023 · 11/09/2026 13:04

Thanks DrySherry.

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Posywosey · 12/09/2026 08:28

Where in London? We used to find more local was better.

Phineyj · 12/09/2026 08:36

I asked a landlord friend who she used (a local plumbing company) and if she was happy. She was. I booked them. They do it. No drama.

Are you a NRLA member? Services advertise in their mag and on their website.

HpHeating · Today 08:24

£28 a month is £336 a year for what's only a safety check, with a full service still to pay for on top, so it's definitely worth shopping around. From an engineer's point of view, most landlords either go for an all-in-one plan on a newer boiler, or pay for an annual service (usually £80-120) and keep a repair fund instead. For reference, here's what's typically included in a

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