Boiler installation, repair & servicing in Harrow

A little history of Harrow

Harrow lies in north-west London and became a borough in 1965. Its best-known landmark, Harrow School, was founded in 1572 under a charter granted by Elizabeth I to local landowner John Lyon, and the school still shapes the character of Harrow on the Hill.

The spire of St Mary's church crowns the hill and is visible for miles across the surrounding suburbs. Below it, Harrow is largely a inter-war and post-war suburban borough of semis and terraces — the kind of homes that benefit most from a well-matched, efficient modern boiler.

Heating homes in Harrow

Harrow is largely a borough of inter-war and post-war semis and terraces, from Kenton and Wealdstone to Pinner and Stanmore. These homes are often ideal for a correctly sized combi boiler, and many have kitchen extensions that suit underfloor heating. Whether it’s an annual service or a full replacement, we explain your options clearly and give you a fixed written price.