How much does a boiler service cost in Croydon in 2026?

Need a boiler service in Croydon? £70 fixed price, Gas Safe registered. Book a service

A boiler service in Croydon costs £70 at Morheat, fixed price, with the service record emailed the same day. A combined boiler service and CP12 certificate is £110. The price only means something once you know what is included, and a full service always involves a combustion test with a flue gas analyser.

Key points

  • A boiler service in Croydon is £70 at Morheat, or £110 with a CP12.
  • A real service always includes a combustion test with a flue gas analyser.
  • Most warranties need an annual service by a Gas Safe engineer, with dated records.

The short version is above. Here is what sits behind that number, and why two quotes for "a boiler service" can mean completely different pieces of work.

Boiler service prices at Morheat

JobPriceWhat you get
Boiler service£70Full service with combustion test, record emailed same day
Boiler service + CP12£110Both done in one visit, saves £30
CP12 only£70Landlord Gas Safety Record for every gas appliance
Repair call out£80Includes the first hour of diagnosis

Fixed prices, no call-out charge on a booked service, no upselling on the day.

What a proper boiler service includes

A full service is a set of checks and measurements, not a look and a sticker. On a standard combi it should cover:

You should get a written service record at the end of it.

The three things a cheap service usually skips

When a service is priced well below the going rate, something has come out of it. Almost always one of these three:

  1. The combustion test. It takes time and needs a calibrated analyser, which is an expensive tool that has to be serviced itself every year. Skip it and a service becomes a visual inspection.
  2. Taking the case off. You cannot inspect or clean a burner through the front panel.
  3. The written record. No paperwork means no evidence for a warranty claim later, which is often the whole reason people book.

Why the warranty point matters more than the price

Most manufacturer warranties on a new boiler require an annual service by a Gas Safe registered engineer, recorded and dated. Miss one and you can find the warranty is not honoured at exactly the moment you need it. On a boiler still inside a long warranty, the annual service is cheap insurance against a heat exchanger bill.

Check the terms of your own warranty. They vary by manufacturer, and some require the service to fall within a set window each year rather than simply once every twelve months.

A service and a CP12 are not the same thing

This trips people up constantly.

A CP12 does not include a service, and a service does not produce a CP12. Landlords often want both, which is why they are usually quoted together. See CP12 certificates for how that works.

When a service will not fix the problem

Worth saying plainly, because it saves people money. If your boiler is already faulty, a service is the wrong booking. A service is scheduled maintenance on a working appliance. If it is locking out, losing pressure or throwing a fault code, book a repair instead. The diagnostic work is different and so is the visit.

Common questions

How long does a boiler service take?

Around 45 minutes to an hour for a standard combi boiler in good condition. It takes longer if the boiler has not been serviced for several years, if the condensate trap needs clearing, or if the combustion readings come back outside the manufacturer's range and need investigating.

How often should a boiler be serviced?

Once a year. Most manufacturer warranties require an annual service by a Gas Safe registered engineer and will ask for dated records if you make a claim. Annually is also how you catch a failing component while it is still a small repair.

Book a boiler service in Croydon

£70 fixed price. Gas Safe registered, 16 years on the tools, service record emailed the same day.

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Daniel Morgan

Gas Safe registered engineer and director of Morheat Ltd, based in Croydon. 16 years on the tools servicing, repairing and installing boilers across Croydon, Sutton and Bromley.

  • Gas Safe Register #585424, check it on the register
  • ACS qualified: CCN1, CENWAT, CKR1, HTR1
  • NVQ Level 3 Plumbing, City & Guilds
  • Unvented hot water systems certified

Written and checked by Daniel Morgan, Gas Safe #585424. Prices correct as of September 2026.