Change from gas to electric boiler

Depending on the type of electrical boiler you choose will determine the size of cable to use when upgrading. There will be more load on the supply than before therefore needing a new supply and mcb upgrade. There will also need to be an isolator installed, usually next to the new boiler.

This can be a simple change and a recommended change. Depending on the job but would save you thousands in the long run

I have done 3 on our property (it is big).

Once the gas is isolated and properly tapped (gasman needed), the old boiler removes quite easily.

Assuming you are going like for like (combi /heat only) the swap is not difficult. However a dedicated supply for you consumer unit will be needed. Most require 63a supply (single phase).

Electric central heating boilers are extremely efficient ( approx 99%) but unfortunately more expensive to run than gas depending on tariff prices etc. The actual price of
The boilers don’t differ much to gas depending on the manufacturer and installation costs would be approx the same
too. The gas would have to be capped off and removed safely but all the existing pipe work can remain in place for the new electric boiler.

Switching from a gas to an electric boiler involves several steps. First, you'll need to disconnect and safely remove the old gas boiler. Next, an electrician will ensure your electrical system can handle the increased load from an electric boiler. This might include upgrading your electrical panel or running new wiring. Installation of the electric boiler will follow, connecting it to your home’s hot water and heating systems. The cost can vary depending on the complexity of the job and the specific requirements of your home. For an accurate quote, it's best to consult with both an electrician and a heating specialist.