Efficiency, reliability and affordability, these are three key descriptions that can be placed on Worcester Bosch as one of the leading boiler manufacturers in the UK. This is why when you come to look for a new boiler, their name keeps cropping up everywhere!

Their extensive range offers boilers of many types: combi, conventional, system and oil boilers, all of which make no sacrifices when it comes to building quality and performance. In fact, for nine years in a row, they have won the Which? ‘Best Buy’ award and Corgi’s ‘Boiler of the Year’ award for their leading Greenstar boiler range!

With efficiency and performance being the key driver of product development, you will find fantastic value in the Worcester Bosch boiler prices. In fact, once you have one of these boilers installed, you will know that you are getting more out of it than what you pay for!

Worcester Bosch Combi Boiler Prices

There’s a reason that combi boilers are so popular now in the UK, they’re compact and provide hot water instantaneously without the need for a water tank and so they give a lot more leeway when it comes to installation, with a mind for saving space.

The combi boiler is well suited for most household heating requirements, and with that, you are looking at a price range of £767 to £2,400 depending on the model-specific output and specifications that you choose.

The range on offer has a great variety, so you will likely find a boiler that’s specific to your household requirements. One common consideration, for example, will be the size of your house, which may require a boiler that has the capacity to provide hot water and heating to a larger home that has multiple bathrooms.

Worcester Bosch Conventional Boiler Prices

Conventional boilers are otherwise known as regular boilers, and are usually installed in airing cupboards and require a tank that is housed in the loft. Conventional boilers tend to be a lot more affordable than other boiler types but you’ll also need to be able to afford the space for one too.

One major benefit to having a conventional boiler is that more than one hot water tap can be used at the same time without the flow rate being reduced, making them suitable for larger homes with high hot water usage.

The price for Worcester Bosch conventional boilers ranges between £759 and £1,847 with their most expensive model, the Greenstar FS 42CDi Regular, having a hefty 42kW output while maintaining an efficiency of above 90%!

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Worcester Bosch System Boiler Prices

System boilers also require a water tank but it is enclosed all within one system, hence the name. Still, they can be quite bulkier than combi boilers but they can provide instant hot water, even when multiple outlets are using the hot water.

The model that’s at the top of the Worcester Bosch range for system boilers is the Greenstar CDi which is designed for large homes with high heating demands. It can output 30kW and provide just over 14litres of hot water per minute.

However, similar to conventional boilers, there is a downside to system boilers. If the hot water tank has been used up, you will need to wait a while before it is refilled and warmed up again. To some can be an inconvenience, but it does depend on how much water you are using within a given timeframe.

Worcester Bosch Oil Boiler Prices

Oil fuelled boilers are not the most common choice in the UK. They’re not really effective for those living in populated areas where a readily available mains gas supply is convenient enough.

But for those who live off the grid, oil boilers are a perfectly viable option. They are just as efficient as gas fuelled boilers, are demonstrably reliable and have a similar, if not better heating capacity in some models.

The main downside to having an oil boiler is that an external oil tank will be required to be plumbed into the boiler to feed it and oil will need to be delivered to the property on a regular basis.

So they’re not as convenient as gas boilers in the sense that you need the space to feed and fuel them yourself but for those out in the sticks, they are the best alternative.

Worcester Bosch has a huge range of oil boilers to choose from which provide both heating and hot water to a household. There are options available for all types of homes, from small to large with multiple bathrooms. Not all models require a water tank either as some are also combi boilers.

Worcester Bosch oil boiler prices range between £1,300 to £2,750 with the highest output model (up to 70kW!) can be achieved by the Greenstar Utility Regular but since it does require a water tank, it is best suited for large homes and even for light commercial use.

Worcester Bosch Boiler Warranty Information

All Worcester Bosch boilers come with up to a 5-year warranty, but it can vary depending on the model. It’s not uncommon for some models to come with a 2-year warranty.

All warranties must be registered 30 days within the installation of the boiler which can be done on the Worcester Bosch website.

These standard warranties cover components and labour and all details are listed in the terms and conditions of the item, which should be read carefully before purchasing so that you know exactly where you stand.

There are also some models, such as the Worcester Bosch Greenstar FS CDi Regular Boilers, which have an additional 10-year guarantee on the primary heat exchanger, which is great value as it gives you peace of mind to know that one of the most essential components is covered.

Interested to know where Worscter Bosch ranks compared to the competition? Check out the Best Boiler Brands article and if you want to know how prices compare to other manufacturers, see our complete guide of Viessmann Boilers Prices.

Why Choose Worcester Bosch?

In conclusion, we come back around to the great reasons why Worcester Bosch is a solid choice for anyone looking for a new boiler that was mentioned at the beginning of this article.

One reason is for the reliability, as their build quality is to the highest standard, using components that are durable and work like a dream. But even if something did go wrong you are covered by a generous warranty which has you covered for up to 5 years and in some instances up to 10 for the primary heat exchanger.

Another is for efficiency, as all of these boilers have an ERP efficiency rating of at least 90%. Many of these boilers have also been given a SEDBUK band A efficiency rating too!

Finally, affordability. As you have seen, the prices for the models on offer are more than reasonable and you really do get more than what you pay for! There are so many boiler models to suit your specific household needs, it’s great to have options that give you the ability to find a boiler that’s perfect for your home.

Wondering what the best boiler brands are? Then check out our review of the best combi boilers to install in the UK.