Thursday, February 18, 2010

Main awarded CORGI Heating Manufacturer of the Year - 2009




Date:

11/09/2009

Main Boilers is CORGI Heating Manufacturer of the Year 2009Main has been awarded the prestigious CORGI Heating Manufacturer of the Year 2009 at a glittering awards ceremony held at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry. The event was hosted by comedian Stephen K Amos and was attended by many leading figures in the heating industry. Mark Kelly, CEO Baxi Group UK and Ireland, collected the award on behalf of Main.

Jim Boyce is Sales Director for Main. He said: "We are delighted to be acknowledged by the industry as the Heating Manufacturer of the Year. It is particularly satisfying for us to win because installers themselves have voted for us.

"Main specialises in supplying products for independent merchants and their customers, and we strive to provide them with what they need to help them grow their businesses. This award shows that we are giving them the products and services they need.

"I'd like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who voted for us - we're very grateful for your support and very proud of our achievement.”

Earlier this year, Main was voted Heating Supplier of the Year by CEMCO, and the SEDBUK band A Main Eco boiler was rated highly in the Which? 2008 boiler report.
See the moment when Main won the award here.

Thursday, February 4, 2010

Scotland gets it's own boiler scrappage scheme?

Following on from the English boiler scrappage scheme, Scotland, who have their own assembly, are currently considering a similar scheme.  The scheme would inject £2m into the local economy, to help fund the replacement of older boilers that are less efficient.  Eligible Homeowners would be able to claim £400 towards the cost of replacing an inefficient boiler.

Scottish homeowners could soon be benefiting from efficient combi boilers or system boilers, depending on the configuration of their homes.

About Combi Boilers

Combi Boilers are now a really popular type of heating solution.  They provide hot water on demand, by heating the water before it runs to your tap.  They're ideal for new build properties, as you don't need to make space for hot water storage in an airing cupboard. This means that you can save energy, as a hot water cylinder has to re-heat water once is falls below a certain temperature.  Apart from new build properties, considering a combi boiler is ideal if you're planning on replacing both your boiler and your central heating radiators, as you're likely to need new pipework anyway.

If your gas safe registered heating installer advises you that your water pressure is good enough, we would recommend a condensing combi boiler.