New boiler installation in Newcastle.

We serve Newcastle upon Tyne and the surrounding areas. If you're unsure whether your postcode is covered, get in touch and we'll confirm before you book anything.

It depends on your property, the boiler you need, and how complex the installation actually is — which is exactly why we don't publish a single blanket price. A straightforward like-for-like swap, where the new boiler goes in the same spot as the old one using the existing pipework and flue route, is usually the most affordable option, since there's minimal extra work involved. Costs increase from there depending on a few real factors: the boiler tier you choose (entry-level, mid-range, or a longer-warranty premium model), whether you're moving the boiler to a new location, whether pipework or the flue route needs changing, and whether the job also involves upgrading controls or parts of the central heating system at the same time. Commercial boiler installations for landlords or businesses are priced separately again, since they're sized to the property's actual occupancy and use rather than a single household's demand. Rather than quote a misleading 'from £X' figure that only applies to the cheapest possible scenario, we come out, look at your actual property and existing system, and give you a clear, itemised quote that breaks down the boiler cost, labour, any parts needed, and the Building Regulations notification — so you can see exactly what you're paying for and why, before you decide anything. There's no obligation to go ahead once you've seen it, and no pressure either way.

Yes — every engineer working on gas appliances for Ninja Ops is Gas Safe registered, which is the legal requirement in the UK for anyone carrying out gas installation, repair, or servicing work. Our Gas Safe registration number is 957995, and you can check it yourself at any time on the official Gas Safe Register website or by calling them directly — that's the same public register landlords and homeowners are told to check before letting anyone near a gas appliance, and we'd rather you use it than just take our word for it. Gas Safe replaced the old CORGI scheme in 2009, and registration isn't a one-off qualification — engineers have to be reassessed regularly against specific categories of gas work to stay on the register, which is why checking the register itself (rather than an old certificate or a logo on a website) is the reliable way to confirm someone is currently qualified for the specific job you need done. If you're ever unsure whether a job — ours or anyone else's — has been carried out by a genuinely registered engineer, checking the register directly takes about thirty seconds and is worth doing before any gas work starts in your home.

We work with the major boiler manufacturers rather than tying you to one brand, so the recommendation is based on what suits your home and budget — not which boiler we have a quota to sell.

The quote is free and there's no obligation to book after receiving it. We'd rather you have clear, honest information to decide with than feel pressured into a decision.