British Gas Boiler Cover Customers Trade Up To British Gas Homecare

March 21st, 2009 by writer | No Comments | Filed in Press Releases

British Gas has recently issued statistics showing that fully 60% of their customers previously enlisted for boiler cover have upgraded their coverage by contracting for British Gas Homecare. This unique home systems protection plan expands the insurance offered as British Gas Boiler Cover to include protection for mechanical failure for all of your home’s systems.

With the average call out from an engineer in the United Kingdom costing upwards of £50.00 it is not surprising that so many customers already pleased with the quality of service British Gas offers have opted to rely on BG for total home protection. British Gas Homecare allows one to cover all electrical, heating and air-conditioning and plumbing systems in their home. Cover for major appliances can also be included. With a fast response time due to the 14 hour help line most customers find that they can expect a visit from one of the over 5000 British Gas engineers in far less time than that from a private contractor.

Of course BG engineers are certified professionals so there is never a concern over qualifications or experience. British Gas Homecare does not require that one sign up for a long-term contract. This allows you the ability to adjust your terms of service at any time. For example, there is no need to pay for boiler cover should you switch to a new heating and air-conditioning system that does not use a boiler. And if you upgrade your kitchen with new appliances that are under warranty that cover can be excluded as well. Another major factor that customers say led them to choose British Gas Homecare was the free annual boiler inspection. This normally cost £50 to £100 and is a safety requirement. These are a few of the reasons that customers are intensely loyal to British Gas. Complete information on British Gas Homecare along with unbiased home service contract reviews is available at EnergyChoices.co.uk. Energy Choices is a free online energy comparison resource.

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Compare Boiler Cover and Central Heating Insurance – So when your boiler breaks down, you don’t have to.

November 1st, 2008 by admin | No Comments | Filed in Press Releases

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I am sure most people will agree that the UK winter is drawing in. The cold and the rain is taking its toll, which means central heating systems and hot water boilers are set to be put through their paces over the next few months! – So, if your boiler or central heating system is going to fail, it is likely as not to be sooner rather than later!
 
When a heating system breaks down, the cost can be astronomical, and that is if you can even find an emergancy engineer to come out and fix your problem when you need one.
 
If you are fortunate enough to get an emergency heating engineer to come out to you rapidly, then they may well charge you from £33 to £76 per hour (Based on London prices).
 
Boiler Insurance cover can cost as little as £13 per month typically covering your water boiler and controls. Unlimited parts, call outs and labour, and even your annual boiler safety inspection.
 
Higher priced policies can also cover your entire heating system, which can be worthwhile considering how much an engineer charges normally!
 
So, that works out as £156 for the year, which can be less than three hours of an engineer’s time, not even considering any call out charges that may apply.
 
So, we can clearly see that boiler insurance in worthwhile, but, how do you choose the best boiler cover?
 

Choosing Central Heating Cover

 
Boilerchoices.co.uk is a website that is fast establishing itself as THE resource for information on UK boiler and central heating insurance. We would recommend using this site to compare boiler cover before choosing any policy.
 
The site has a plethora of information on all things boiler related, including guides about who is best suited to boiler insurance, which companies offer deals that may suit you, and who should NOT consider taking out boiler or heating cover.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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