Below we look at sample prices for the most popular ATAG Boilers, including the cost of the boiler and the cost of installation. Just keep in mind these prices are a guideline only and the costs in your area may be higher or lower.
| MODEL NAME | AVERAGE BOILER PRICES (INC VAT) | AVERAGE INSTALLATION PRICES (INC VAT) |
|---|---|---|
| ATAG iC Economiser 27 Plus (27kW) | £2,150 | £750 |
| ATAG iC Economiser 35 Plus (35kW) | £2,380 | £750 |
| ATAG iC Economiser 39 Plus (39KW) | £2,460 | £750 |
* All pricing data comes from Boiler Guide and was accurate at the time of writing (June 2019) but may have changed since then. Installation costs are taken as a midpoint.
Below we look at the various ATAG Boiler models in a bit more detail including features and benefits of each one.
ATAG’s wide range of combi boilers ensures that every size of household is covered, from small studios to large houses with more than one bathroom. They remove the need for a hot water tank, so if you don’t have a loft or utility room, they are the perfect choice.
ATAG’s system boilers are available in various outputs and are suitable for most property sizes, regardless of the hot water demands.
Regular boilers, or open vent boilers provide hot water and central heating through a hot water storage cylinder which is often placed in an airing cupboard, and a cold water tank which is usually found in the loft. ATAG regular boilers are the ideal choice for replacing your old boiler.
ATAG boilers are generally highly rated.
Here are the reviews from leading websites:
Power Compare score (average of sites above): 4.9 out of 5.
Here are few review highlights:
The Good:
The Bad:
As you can see from the above score, there are very unhappy ATAG customers, so negative feedback is scarce.