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Intergas Boilers
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DuncanPatel
5

Value For Money

Great Boiler

Advised by our plumber to opt for intergas. TBH had never heard of them. 7 years in and hasn't missed a beat in a 4 bed 3 bathroom semi. Very happy ????

Adduck
1

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Not A Reputable Company

We are told - 4 years after installing - that our model needs to be stripped every 4 years due to its poor design becoming apparent. Costs us several hundred pounds, which should be paid for by the manufacturer if they cannot design it properly. Never again.

Sky999
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Regret Choosing Intergas

What can I say?

We had an Intergas Boiler installed two years ago. For the first year it was absolutely woeful. Didnt heat water reliably, had problems getting radiators hot and continual banging at the boiler and radiators.

It was finally diagnosed by an Intergas engineer who found a fault. It then worked great.

Now we pay a yearly maintenance fee but the service is poor. Last year they were late. Today we waited all day and no one showed up. Not even a courtesy call to explain.

StuartCam
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Bogus Reviews

Please check out the dates of these reviews, Many of them were written over a 3 or 4 day period in May 2018 and all were given 5 stars suggesting to me that these were written by the same person and are not valid reviews SO BEWARE

johnmgardner

Pcb Failure

Bought my second Intergas boiler having moved to the south coast. One month before the guarantee expired, the ignition system failed due to a pcb fault. I rang intergas in the midlands and the engineer asked me how far was I from Southampton as he had a call there the next day. He turned up at 8.00a.m. the following morning and changed the board which was sent to Holland for analysis. Now that's what I call SERVICE!

Nidgster
5

Value For Money

Intergas Here Boiler. Brilliant Boiler, Get One.

Absolutely fantastic boiler.

When I first bought my house I replaced the boiler with a Worcester Bosch 24-28Si series 2. What an absolute garbage boiler that was. Noisy, kept breaking down, kept losing water pressure and having to top it up. Hot water took ages to warm up. The service man had so many visits I thought I knew him.

Last year, after only 10 years of the Worcester boiler I bought an Intergas hre 24. What a lovely boiler. No problems, serviced for £82, quiet as a mouse. Heats the house up in no time at all. Hot water can get very hot when you've used the central heating, but just run it and it stabilises to a comfortable temperature in seconds.

Saw one of the earlier reviews about the water burning a child's hand, if you let your child near a hot water tap then you need your head examined. Just let the tap run and it'll settle down to normal temperature.

Think it's a brilliant boiler and with a 12 year guarantee is difficult to beat.

EngTechMIGEM
5

Value For Money

5 Year Evaluation

The Intergas is probably the best boiler on the market for reliability & I don't quote for any other boiler.We always do our registrations on-line and make sure its confirmed nowadays, because like many others (even though we are Platinum installers) we have had lost registrations in the past that Intergas will not honour, which as Installers has put us in the position of carrying out their warranty work free of charge inc the cost of parts, so we can keep our good reputation with our customer.

So even though we love their boilers we don't rate Intergas very highly as a company. (that said we don't rate many boiler manufacturers very highly, TBH most of them have stitched us up one time or another)

The external expansion vessel can be an issue so we try to fit the external expansion kit wherever practical, it makes for a neater job.

I'd suggest that the job you get is in many ways down to the installer, clean the system up and fit a filter (or scale reducer in hard water areas) and you should have little trouble, decent installers will always have a look 1st if your boiler fails to make sure its not controls related

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Ivadenuff

Reading the review, there is no two external expansion vessels. I assume he has an issue with the internal jig which comprises the expansion vessel. This is the great thing with Intergas boilers, there are solutions to any scenario, unlike other boiler manufacturers.

Ivadenuff

Reading the review, there is no two external expansion vessels. I assume he has an issue with the internal jig which comprises the expansion vessel. This is the great thing with Intergas boilers, there are solutions to any scenario, unlike other boiler manufacturers.

Davewilliam

Hi Prestonww261, I intend to have an Intergas combi installed, probably eco rf 30. Could you explain the issue with the external expansion vessel please?

baytuna
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Dangerous Domestic Hot Water

In November 2017 I puchasd an Intergas compact hre36/40. When the central heating is on the hot water comes out at the same temperature. INTERGAS say that is normal and just allow the water to run until it has cooled down. Try telling that to a six year Customer service is rubbish, they do not reply to e-mails and are always "out of the office and willget back to you asap". Needless to say they never do.

their catalogue shows a very neat compact boiler but it does not show the huge mounting frame fitted.

The boiler is very good at what it does but the fact is the DHW problem is inherentand should have been fixed long ago

I have just received a quote of £165 inc Vat to fit a tmperature control valve to fix the problem. 

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Titewadz

I have an Xtreme just fitted my water set to 55 degrees c and its plenty warm. The output for DHW is great and no slugs of boiling hot water what so ever. Always use an accredited Intergas installer they know what they are doing and will set it up perfect for your needs.

JBPHS

This is due to incorrect/poor advice from the installer or adjustment of temperature settings by the customer.

Making a meal out of what is a simple solution, reduce heating temperature to a maximum of 65°C. This will reduce the initial hot slug of water (if you can’t deal with running off that small amount) and it will increase heating efficiency, reduce cycling and wear and tear.

Markvose
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Poor Customer Service And No Reply To Complaint.

We purchased an Intergas boiler a year ago on the recommendation of our plumber. After a year the boiler developed a leak from the heat exchanger. After calling the company I was informed they had not received a warranty registration. I contacted my plumber who professionally installed the boiler. He assured me he posted the warranty card to Intergas. The plumber had his copy, the work had a building control certificate and he had copies of the boiler installation checklist and serial number etc. It is not clear if the warranty card was lost in the post or at Intergas or not registered correctly internally. After calling the sales rep and the service manager, both the plumber and myself have simply been told, cannot do anything to help resolve the issue. The only option was to send someone out at a minimum call out charge of £300 ! Almost 50% the cost of the boiler. I have many properties and my plumber installs regularly, neither of us would ever use Intergas again. As a final insult I wrote a complaint to the M.D. of Intergas, who could not even be bothered to reply or acknowledge my complaint. DO NOT PURCHASE A BOILER FROM INTERGAS.

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Markvose

To date still no response to my complaint, nothing more to say ! Says it all about their customer service, do not care. Speaking to other plumbers, smaller Mfg such as Intergas will use any excuse to avoid taking responsibility for their product. I did not know I had to check that the post office did their job or that Intergas made an internal error in registering. I know now but I will be installing Worcester boilers in my new project, would not touch Intergas as I have no trust and the company do not care.

JBPHS

After sending off the warranty card, you should have received confirmation directly from Intergas, this is the same with many if not all manufacturers. Intergas were well within their rights not to honour any warranty. I follow up my installs 3 weeks after registering the warranty to check that the customer has received confirmation. I’ve had Intergas attend the very few in warranty breakdowns thatbsome have my customers have experienced, they have been prompt and professional.

Gpb118
5

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Reliable, Stylish & Great Value For Money.

I got hooked on Intergas boilers when a colleague mentioned them to me a few years ago, since that day I have fitted many Intergas boilers and never had an issue with any of them....

NOW I DO NOT install any other make as reliability of plastic parts were an issue with the well known brands and that's why I jumped over to Intergas.

The reliability and build quality is 2nd to none, warranties generous and if the customer wants to extend in the first year it's very economical at less than £200 for an additional 4 years parts & labour thereabouts.

I was so impressed that I have the brand fitted at home and so do my family and friends, this I believe speaks volumes as the last thing you want at home is a broken boiler.

After every instal I call the customer and ask if all is good with the heating and the usual response is, "The house has never been so warm and the hot water is so much better!"

That's why I Only fit Intergas boilers, easy to instal, setup and maintain.

If your in the market for a new boiler or an installer looking for a change i would fully recomend Intergas.

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Q&A

andrewwallis2011

My old horrible ideal isa has finally broken. Need new boiler, done a lot of research for weeks on boilers and engineers ratings looked at baxi, Worcester, vissemann, valiant, each has its problems for expensive boiler and parts to poor warranties. I then found an engineer who told me about Intergas boiler.  Been looking up engineer reports which have been amazing. Please can you respond to this question some other fitters have there own favourite boilers I know that. Thank

Hi.jack

I am considering an Intergas Rapid 32kw combi. After reading some of the reviews I'm in two minds, any advice?

gstar04

get an ATAG economiser

BanchoryBill

Intergas 30kW or 36KW for 3/4 bed house? Which is more efficient?

BanchoryBill

Worcester or intergas combination? 30KW or 36 KW? 3 bed house, possible 2nd bathroom to be added later.

Ianb74

My customer is after an intergas boiler. He has a large house and would need a 40kw boiler. As they only do the 40kw as a system boiler I'm reluctant to fit it as I prefer the pump to be on the flow.

The ground floor is underfloor heating and the 1st/2nd are rads and towel rails. Would advise putting in a low loss header (intergas don't do one) and let the system boiler circulate round the header and system, then pump the flow?

Ideas would be grateful!

Razorlicks

PaulShears is totally wrong. Intergas have had an internal engineer team for almost a year now and almost all breakdowns in England and Wales are attended by them within 48 hours. They are due to take on engineers in Scotland in the very near future.

Oh and the U.K. Company is totally owned by the parent company in Holland. They pay everyone's wages!

happyscot69

My Atmos HE32 combi is showing fault 3 fan. I can get replacement for £200 but I'm not sure if this is the fault or not and don't want to spend £200 for nothing. I can't find any engineer in Scotland who will come and check it for me. What should I do?

stevegrass777

You could just take the front cover off and see if it is turning or even feel if the flue gasses are being blown out of the pipe outside.

When did it last get cleaned inside as part of a service,some just hoover the cabinet out but I mean clean inside the fire box/heat exchanger.

If this has been done within two years then it probably is just the fan,or fan connector.

deeran433

Does the system boiler have a built in bypass?

gstar04

They rebadge them as "Flow" boilers

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