• Claim your £400 government funded boiler scrappage allowance,
• PLUS! A further £400 British Gas boiler scrappage discount!
• PLUS! FREE radiator controls (worth £248)
• SAVE £204 with a year’s FREE HomeCare® 200™!

That's a total saving of £1252!

If you have a G-rated boiler or below, the chances are it is less than efficient. That's why British Gas is ready to help you replace it now with their £400 boiler scrappage discount. Combined with the government's new £400 boiler scrappage allowance, you will be able to save £1,252 * towards the cost of getting a new energy-efficient boiler installed!

You can use the boiler search guide to establish your boiler's rating and to see how much money you could save by replacing your boiler. 

	What do I do next? * 1: Do a check on the boiler search guide to see if you have a G or X rated boiler with an efficiency rating of less than 70%. * 2: Call British Gas now on 0800 327 7116 to arrange a free consultation with one of their experienced heating advisers. * 3: Contact the Energy Savings Trust on 0800 512 012 to claim your £400 allowance from the government. Please note that the Energy Savings Trust will not issue a voucher without confirmation that you have a quote for a new boiler.

	British Gas New Boilers Click here to arrange a visit from a heating advisor to give you a quote on a new boiler! Call British Gas on 0800 327 7116 Call centre open: Mon to Fri 07:30–20:00, Sat 08:00–18:00, Sun 08:30–17:00 Arrange a visit from a heating advisor to give you a quote on a new boiler!

* This scheme is only available in England.
This offer is not available in conjunction with any other offers.
SEDBUK was developed under the Government's Energy Efficiency Best Practice Programme with the
co-operation of boiler manufacturers, and provides a basis for fair comparison of the energy performance of different boilers. Where the appliance description is followed by the words 'Efficiency Estimated' and the rating is shown as 'X', this indicates that the appliance is probably very old and
has not been assessed under the SEDBUK methodology. The efficiency has therefore been determined using Table 4b of SAP 2005, the Government's Standard Procedure for Energy Rating of Dwellings.