How does the heating cover comparison service work?

It’s all very well to have a nice, warm house, until something goes wrong with your boiler and you are hit with a bill for hundreds of pounds. That, or you can have cold showers for the rest of your life.

Or, you could just get heating cover. We can help find you a heating cover deal that will protect your heating system if something goes wrong. And, it’s quite possible considering that two million heating systems broke down in 2003.*

Find the best deal for your needs

You can compare heating cover deals using our free and impartial heating cover comparison service. We are working with uSwitch.com to help you compare and sign-up to cover that suits your needs.

It’s easy to use.

We ask you for a few details, such as your postcode (so we can work out which providers cover your area) and how your home is heated (so we can work out what type of cover you will need).

It takes just a few minutes to complete your comparison. Then we are able to calculate the best heating cover plans for you, based on various details:

• The size of your home
• How you heat it
• The age of your boiler

Our search is completely objective and uses the latest rates and deals, coming directly from the provider.

Then, we produce a list of results, sorted by first year cost. The results include all the important information, like the maximum cover amount and what is and isn’t covered.

Sign-up online

You can apply for some of the products on our heating cover comparison service. We make our money from the small commission we get when you apply. But, our results include all the major providers and the commercial interests don’t affect the ranking of your results.

It only takes about five minutes to sign up to the deal you want. We ask you for your contact and payment details. The application pages are completely secure.

So, put the blankets and the toolbox away, and cover yourself instead for that rainy day when your heating system doesn’t want to play anymore.

Compare heating cover policies now.

* Source: Powergen