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Solid Fuel HeatingLoughborough, Hinckley & Melton Mowbray

Solid fuel heating uses solid fuel appliances, usually either stoves or open fireplaces, and solid fuels, such as coal, wood or smokeless fuel, to heat a property. As your local heating contractors you'll be pleased to know that we specialise in solid fuel heating.

Solid fuel heating has been the choice of many for hundreds of years. CV Lane’s team of professional and committed heating engineers can offer a wide variety of solid fuel products and services, and are always on hand to offer advice and guidance on a range of solutions for your domestic heating needs.

Fitted by our Heating Engineers, Coalville, Shepshed & Ashby de la Zouch

The benefits of Solid Fuel Heating:

There are numerous benefits of solid fuel heaters fitted by our heating engineers. Firstly, it is important to note that solid fuel is an economical and low-cost method of heating your home. As well as heating, these types of heater can also be relied upon to provide hot water and a means of cooking.

Solid fuel heating provide a guaranteed supply of heat, even in the most extreme weather conditions. As long as there is a good stock of coal, wood or other solid fuel sources, then you can ensure your home will remain warm and cosy. You certainly won’t have to worry about supply failures, power cuts or calling out heating engineers.

Modern solid fuel heating systems are also incredibly easy to use and energy efficient, and can heat your property at a consistent temperature throughout the day. So give CV Lane heating contractors a call today and see what we can do for you.

Sources of Solid Fuel Heating

Solid fuel heaters can take the place of a traditional gas or electric heating mechanism, or the two can actually work well in conjunction with one another as a link up system, linking a solid fuel appliance to a gas, oil or electric boiler.

A solid fuel central heating system will heat up a tank of water and will provide warmth to radiators. They are low maintenance – wood or coal stoves only need occasional stoking, and benefit from low running costs.

In a solid fuel boiler, a large quantity of water is stored somewhere within the house, in a hot water tank, which is heated when the stove or fire is lit. Again, they are usually powered by coal or wood. The large mass of water will then provide heat for a long period of time after the fire has been extinguished, and provides hot water for other areas of a property.

As prices of gas and electricity heating bills soar through the roof, solid fuel boilers are becoming an increasingly popular option.

CV Lane are Hetas Registered no 2195. We operate in the Loughborough, Melton Mowbray, Shepshed, Coalville, Hinckley and Ashby de la Zouch area. If you're looking for plumbing services then try our plumbers page.

Gas safety is another concern that we need to consider, including central heating repairs to ensure that we stay gas safe.