Baxi Duo-Tec and Platinum boiler repair specialist

Are you searching for Baxi boiler repairs near me but don’t know who to trust your job with? We are the experts you need when it comes to Baxi boiler problems, meaning that you don’t need to look any further when it comes to finding a reliable engineer.

We are Gas Safe registered and have extensive training and experience working on the Baxi Duo-Tec and Platinum range of boilers. 

All the parts for the Baxi Duo-Tec and Platinum range of boilers manufactured onwards from 2006 are still available. Many parts are still available even for older Baxi boiler models manufactured before 2006.

About Baxi boilers

Baxi is a well-established boiler brand in the UK with a history dating back to 1866. Founded by Richard Baxendale, the company initially focused on marine boilers before expanding into domestic heating. 

Over the years, Baxi has become a recognised name in the UK and Ireland, known for reliability and efficiency. Since the Baxi was founded, it has been responsible for many of the key engineering breakthroughs which have revolutionised the domestic boiler market.

Baxi boilers we repair

We work on mostly on the older Baxi Duo-Tec and Baxi Platinum range of natural gas combination and system boilers manufactured from 2006 onwards. These include some of the following models;

Baxi Duo-Tec boilers

• Baxi Duo-Tec Combi 24 HE, 28 HE, 33 HE and 40 HE combination boilers
• Baxi Duo-Tec Compact Combi 25 HE, 30 HE and 36 HE combination boilers

Baxi Platinum boilers

• Baxi Platinum 24 HE, 28 HE, 33 HE and 40 HE combination boilers

How to tell when your Baxi boiler needs a repair

Obviously if your Baxi boiler stops working suddenly and won’t reset is a good way of telling that your boiler needs a repair!

Sometimes though you may be able to reset your Baxi boiler and it may keep working intermittently for a while, but often your boiler will stop working altogether at some point.

If you are experiencing any persistent or intermittent fault codes on your Baxi boiler then it is probably worth getting it looked at before it stops working.

How much does a Baxi boiler cost to service or repair?

The cost to repair your Baxi Duo-Tec or Platinum boiler is going to be determined by the boiler model, its age, what parts it needs and how long it is going to take to repair.

If your boiler requires a repair and you would an estimate as to how much your boiler may end up costing, the best thing to do is give us a call.

We will ask you for some details such as the age of your boiler, the exact model, when it was last serviced and for the details of any fault code it may be displaying.

At this point we should be able to provide you with a rough estimate as to what a service or repair might cost.

Common issues with Baxi boilers

Common issues with Baxi boilers can vary depending on the type of boiler.

For Baxi Duo-Tec and Platinum combination boilers common issues can include; boiler leaking and losing pressure, boiler leaking only when in use but not losing pressure, or boiler needing to be re pressurised every time after using central heating.

If your Baxi boiler is losing pressure it will generally result in an E119 fault code

Fans can sometimes fail on Baxi boilers which generally results in an E160 fault code.

Sometimes sensors can fail which would generally result in an E20 fault code or E50 fault code.

Pumps on Baxi boilers can sometimes fail which may cause your boiler to overheat and display an E110 fault code, an E125 fault code or E193 fault code.

Why use us to repair your Baxi boiler?

For a start we’re Gas Safe registered, extensively trained on Baxi boilers, and we carry most of the common parts for the Baxi Duo-Tec and platinum range of boilers.

Also we won’t rip you off, once we’ve made a thorough assessment of your Baxi boiler, we will know exactly what parts it needs and how long it will take to repair.

At this point we can provide you with an exact repair price or close estimate, and assuming you’re happy to go ahead then we can get to work getting your boiler up and running again.

We won’t condemn your boiler after 20 minutes of scratching our chins, and trying to look like we know what we’re doing!

We only condemn boilers if they’re dangerous or beyond economical repair. Even then, reluctantly!