Boiler Cost: The installation of a new natural gas boiler typically starts at around $10,500, encompassing the unit’s cost, standard installation, and all necessary licenses, permits, and code requirements. The overall cost may vary depending on factors like the fuel type, boiler type, energy efficiency, heat distribution method, and additional features, such as heated floors.

To further incentivize energy efficiency upgrades, there are government and utility provider programs offering rebates and incentives. To find out more about the latest programs and potential eligibility, don’t hesitate to reach out to us.

In addition to the initial unit and installation cost, the ongoing expenses of a boiler depend on various factors such as the heat source, boiler type, equipment efficiency, local weather conditions, and personal preferences for temperature settings. Among common fuel sources, natural gas is generally the most economical, followed by propane, while electricity and oil tend to be costlier options.

Each type of boiler also comes with a different efficiency rating. Although more efficient boilers may have a higher upfront cost, the energy savings over time add up, making them more cost-effective to operate compared to less-efficient alternatives. Investing in a higher-efficiency boiler can lead to significant long-term savings.