Updated: 21 October 2025

Vaillant Boiler Prices 2023

By: Andrew Bevan
Andrew Bevan
Head Copywriter

Are you looking to buy a new Vaillant boiler and don’t know where to start? Don’t worry – we’ve put together a comprehensive guide to buying your new Vaillant. Keep reading to find out why Vaillant is one of the best boiler manufacturers in the industry.

New Vaillant Boiler

When buying a new or replacement boiler, it’s important to consider all aspects such as efficiency, reliability, and boiler price to ensure that you choose the right boiler for you and your home.

This blog is the ultimate boiler price guide for all Vaillant boilers on the market — fact! Remember that boiler installation prices can vary depending on the model and kW output you choose. There are also other factors that may affect the cost, such as your current heating system setup, installation costs, and additional extras.

Vaillant Boiler Reviews

With an average rating of 4.6 out of 5 on Trustpilot from over 14,500 reviews, it’s clear that Vaillant is a reliable and efficient boiler brand offering great value for money.

“New boiler better than expected. Good quality, reliable and recommend to everyone.”

“Excellent customer service, professional service. Kept me well informed throughout the day. Gave lots of information on the boiler and how to maintain it. Job done quickly.”

In the Which? Best Boiler Brand survey, Vaillant achieved an impressive 80% overall score. They earned:

  • 4 stars for brand reliability
  • 5 stars for customer score
  • 5 stars for ease of servicing
  • 5 stars for parts availability
  • 4 stars for engineer recommendation
  • 5 stars for build quality

Which? says: “Vaillant makes fantastic boilers that have a good reliability record. It delights its customers and has a five-star customer score. Engineers love the brand too, giving it five-star scores almost across the board. That’s why we’ve made Vaillant a Best Buy.”

The History Behind Vaillant

Vaillant was founded in 1874 by Johann Vaillant in Remscheid, Germany. Many inventions have been credited to Vaillant over the years, including modern-day central heating in 1924. Previously, each room was heated individually until Vaillant introduced the first central heating boiler capable of heating multiple radiators simultaneously — revolutionising home heating.

Today, Vaillant boilers have earned the Which? Best Buy award and the Quiet Mark Accreditation from the Noise Abatement Society for their near-silent operation.

Understanding Boiler Types

Vaillant offers a range of boilers including combi, system, and regular (heat-only) boilers. Here’s a quick breakdown:

  • Combi boilers – No storage tanks, provide heating and hot water on demand.
  • System boilers – Have a hot water cylinder (ideal for homes with more than one bathroom).
  • Regular boilers – Include a hot and cold water tank, ideal for homes with low water pressure.

All Vaillant boilers are condensing boilers, which are legally required in the UK due to their energy efficiency. Condensing technology reuses heat that would otherwise be lost, saving energy and reducing carbon emissions.

Vaillant Combi Boiler Prices

Combi boilers are the most common type of boiler in UK homes, combining heating and hot water in one compact unit. They’re perfect for smaller homes and flats where space is limited.

The Benefits of a Combi Boiler

  • Perfect for compact homes with limited space
  • No need for a storage tank or extensive pipework
  • Cost-effective and easy to install
  • Provides hot water on demand
  • Highly energy-efficient, heating water only when needed

The Cons of a Combi Boiler

  • Relies on mains water pressure
  • Not suitable for homes with multiple bathrooms in simultaneous use
  • Not compatible with power showers
  • No backup hot water storage tank

Vaillant Combi Gas Boiler Price Comparison Table

ModelkW OutputVaillant Combi Boiler Price*
ecoTEC Plus 82525.4kW£1,952 – £2,452
ecoTEC Plus 83231.8kW£2,048 – £2,548
ecoTEC Plus 83535.0kW£2,231 – £2,731
ecoTEC Plus 83838.7kW£2,208 – £2,708
ecoTEC Plus 93838.7kW£2,503 – £3,003
ecoTEC Pro 2423.4kW£1,815 – £2,315
ecoTEC Pro 2827.2kW£1,919 – £2,419
ecoTEC Pro 3030.0kW£2,011 – £2,511
ecoFIT Pure 82525.2kW£1,707 – £2,207
ecoFIT Pure 83030.0kW£1,858 – £2,358
ecoFIT Pure 83535.0kW£1,992 – £2,492
ecoTEC Exclusive Green IQ 83535.3kW£2,225 – £2,725
ecoTEC Exclusive Green IQ 84343.4kW£2,473 – £2,973

All WarmZilla Boiler Prices Include Installation

All WarmZilla boiler prices include Gas Safe installation as standard — along with a system filter, system cleanse, guarantee, smart thermostat, and any other parts needed to get your boiler up and running.

Not all prices online include installation, and fitting a boiler can cost over £1,000 alone. Save yourself time and get a fixed price with our quick boiler survey. It only takes a few minutes and shows you exactly what boiler suits your home and budget.

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Vaillant System Boiler Prices

Before we get into the Vaillant System boiler prices, let’s discuss what a system boiler is and how it works.

What is a System Boiler?

System boilers are typically found in homes with high hot water demand. In a system boiler, cold water enters the boiler directly from the mains supply and is heated via a heat exchanger. Once heated, the water is pumped into a hot water cylinder where it is stored until required. This means multiple bathrooms can use hot water simultaneously without affecting home heating performance.

The Benefits of a System Boiler

  • Easy installation as components are built-in
  • No cold water storage tank required, saving space
  • Meets high hot water demands without sacrificing pressure
  • Energy-efficient and compatible with renewable energy sources such as solar thermal systems

The Cons of a System Boiler

  • Requires a large hot water storage tank — not ideal for small homes or flats
  • Some heat loss from the storage tank, even when insulated
  • Hot water is limited to the tank’s capacity — once used, you’ll need to wait for it to reheat (unlike a combi boiler)

Vaillant System Gas Boiler Price Comparison Table

ModelkW OutputVaillant System Boiler Price*
ecoTEC Plus 61212.2kW£1,702 – £2,202
ecoTEC Plus 61515.4kW£1,771 – £2,271
ecoTEC Plus 61818.5kW£1,898 – £2,398
ecoTEC Plus 62424.4kW£2,027 – £2,527
ecoTEC Plus 63030.4kW£2,163 – £2,663
ecoTEC Plus 63737.6kW£2,337 – £2,837
ecoFIT Pure 61212.6kW£1,694 – £2,194
ecoFIT Pure 61515.2kW£1,780 – £2,280
ecoFIT Pure 61818.3kW£1,858 – £2,358
ecoFIT Pure 62525.4kW£2,043 – £2,543
ecoFIT Pure 63030.5kW£2,027 – £2,527
ecoTEC Plus 4848.0kW£3,064 – £3,564
ecoTEC Plus 6464.0kW£3,500 – £4,000
ecoTEC Exclusive 62726.7kW£2,190 – £2,690

If you’re looking to buy a new boiler, get a boiler quote from WarmZilla. It only takes two minutes, no technical knowledge needed — and it’s all done online. Easy!

Vaillant Regular Boiler Prices

What is a Regular Boiler?

Regular boilers (also known as conventional, heat-only, or open-vent boilers) are the most complex to install or replace. They include a boiler unit, a hot and cold water storage tank, and an expansion cistern. These take up significant space, which is why many homeowners now opt to replace them with modern combi boilers.

That said, regular boilers remain ideal for larger or older homes with existing pipework, or where mains water pressure is low. Like system boilers, they can supply large amounts of hot water to multiple bathrooms at once.

The Benefits of a Regular Boiler

  • Can supply hot water to multiple bathrooms simultaneously
  • Maintains consistent water pressure
  • Ideal for older homes with existing pipe systems
  • Compatible with solar panels and heat pump systems

The Cons of a Regular Boiler

  • Requires substantial space for tanks and the boiler itself
  • Hot water limited by the tank’s capacity
  • Heat loss from storage tank over time
  • Difficult to install — typically only suitable as a replacement

Vaillant Regular Gas Boiler Price Comparison Table

ModelkW OutputVaillant Regular Boiler Price**
ecoTEC Plus 41212.3kW£1,605 – £2,105
ecoTEC Plus 41515.1kW£1,711 – £2,211
ecoTEC Plus 41818.3kW£1,759 – £2,259
ecoTEC Plus 42424.6kW£1,807 – £2,307
ecoTEC Plus 43030.5kW£1,967 – £2,467
ecoTEC Plus 43535.1kW£2,253 – £2,753
ecoFIT Pure 41212.3kW£1,592 – £2,092
ecoFIT Pure 41515.2kW£1,592 – £2,092
ecoFIT Pure 41818.3kW£1,665 – £2,165
ecoFIT Pure 42525.4kW£1,776 – £2,276
ecoFIT Pure 43030.5kW£1,802 – £2,302
ecoFIT Pure 43534.8kW£2,333 – £2,833

If you would like an online boiler quote in just a few minutes, get a boiler quote from WarmZilla now.

Vaillant Boiler Maintenance & Service

Like any heating appliance, boilers can develop issues over time. The best way to prolong your boiler’s lifespan is to have it serviced annually by a qualified Gas Safe engineer. Regular servicing ensures your boiler operates efficiently and safely, while reducing energy bills and preventing costly breakdowns.

Other ways to extend your boiler’s life include bleeding radiators, fitting a magnetic filter, adding inhibitors, insulating pipes, and keeping your system clean. For more advice, check out our blog on 7 ways to increase boiler lifespan.

Vaillant Boiler Safety

Boilers that are not properly maintained can pose safety risks such as carbon monoxide leaks — a colourless, odourless, and deadly gas. Regular professional servicing ensures your boiler remains safe and efficient.

Refer to our boiler fault codes blog for more details on potential issues and what they mean. To learn more about carbon monoxide safety, click here.

Vaillant Boiler Warranty

Vaillant boilers include a standard warranty ranging from 2 to 5 years. However, when purchasing through WarmZilla, your warranty is extended up to 10 years.

To keep your warranty valid, your boiler must be registered within 30 days of installation and serviced annually by a certified Gas Safe engineer.

Vaillant Boiler Fault Codes

For a full list of Vaillant boiler fault codes, visit our dedicated blog. It includes common issues such as boiler pressure errors and guidance on troubleshooting.

Important: You should never attempt to repair a boiler yourself unless you are a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer.

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About the Author

Andrew Bevan
Head Copywriter
Andrew is a Gas Safe Engineer who also writes about the boiler and home service industry. With years of hands-on experience under his belt, he now focuses on sharing his knowledge—and making his own tea.