Our work
The bit of the job nobody else photographs.
Every photograph below is from Solihull Heating's own Google Business Profile — real installations by Mark and Chris, not stock imagery. The captions describe what is in the picture and nothing more. Send anything newer over and it can go straight in here.
A Worcester system boiler and an unvented hot water cylinder installed together in a brick outbuilding — expansion vessel on the wall, zone valves and magnetic filter grouped low where they can actually be reached, cylinder sat on its own base.
A Worcester Greenstar wall-hung boiler in a garage, with the flue run up and out through the roof, insulated flow and return, a magnetic filter on the return and a smart receiver alongside.
A boiler in an airing cupboard with five copper risers dropped in parallel, clipped at even centres, filter and service valves at working height and the condensate run out properly.
A plant wall part-way through a commercial-style installation: two appliances, copper flow and return in matched pairs, a low-loss header and an expansion vessel mounted off the wall.
A floor-standing Worcester boiler in a utility space, with insulated primaries carried round the corner at ceiling height, a magnetic filter on the return and a smart receiver wired in beside it.
A Worcester combi fitted in a garage, with the gas and heating pipework dropped behind it, a filter on the return and a condensate pump below — the sort of install that has to be tidy because it is on show.
A Worcester boiler fitted into a narrow cupboard between studs, with the service valves and pipework colour-tagged underneath so the next engineer knows what is what.
Five copper drops under a boiler, bent rather than elbowed, clipped in line and finished with isolation valves and a magnetic filter — the detail that decides whether a service in five years' time takes an hour or a morning.
A modern Worcester boiler running at 55°C flow with a smart controller on the wall beside it — the flow temperature set low enough for the boiler to actually condense rather than left at the factory default.
Want yours to look like this?
Every one of these started with somebody ringing a mobile and describing the problem. Ring Chris or Mark and one of them will come and look at what you have before quoting a thing.