About: Why take out boiler replacement insurance?

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The first point to make is that boiler insurance usually comes with some sort of service plan. The details vary between providers and service levels, but essentially you can expect that your boiler will be serviced once a year – it’s up to you if you want to pay more to cover the rest of your central heating system, and some policies will only cover a boiler for the first few years of its life, but they’re all basically the same. Services done under this type of arrangement are usually done in the summer, i.e. outside the busy season, so it gives you a couple of advantages. Firstly, it makes sure your boiler is in the best working order it can be before the winter hits and you start to rely on it. Secondly, any faults that do exist can be picked up and resolved early, with the added bonus

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rdfs:comment	The first point to make is that boiler insurance usually comes with some sort of service plan. The details vary between providers and service levels, but essentially you can expect that your boiler will be serviced once a year – it’s up to you if you want to pay more to cover the rest of your central heating system, and some policies will only cover a boiler for the first few years of its life, but they’re all basically the same. Services done under this type of arrangement are usually done in the summer, i.e. outside the busy season, so it gives you a couple of advantages. Firstly, it makes sure your boiler is in the best working order it can be before the winter hits and you start to rely on it. Secondly, any faults that do exist can be picked up and resolved early, with the added bonus
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abstract	The first point to make is that boiler insurance usually comes with some sort of service plan. The details vary between providers and service levels, but essentially you can expect that your boiler will be serviced once a year – it’s up to you if you want to pay more to cover the rest of your central heating system, and some policies will only cover a boiler for the first few years of its life, but they’re all basically the same. Services done under this type of arrangement are usually done in the summer, i.e. outside the busy season, so it gives you a couple of advantages. Firstly, it makes sure your boiler is in the best working order it can be before the winter hits and you start to rely on it. Secondly, any faults that do exist can be picked up and resolved early, with the added bonus that the fix may prevent a much larger problem hitting you later on, therefore saving you money in the long term. If your boiler does break down, then you can offload all the difficult bits onto someone else. All you need to make is a single phone call to your insurance provider, and they’ll do all the running around. They are the ones who will contact an engineer in your area to make an appointment, so that saves you making dozens of calls only to find that most of them are booked up for weeks. They’ll also make sure the engineers turn up, as no company wants to let them down and lose a good insurance contract. Finally, once they’ve had an engineer asses the boiler, if it can’t be repaired they’ll pay for the cost of the replacement boiler and the associated labour, so you don’t end up out of pocket. So, spending a little money on boiler insurance can give you peace of mind, save you time and money, and remove the need for you to find your nearest boilers sale to get a replacement.

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