LPG Central Heating - An Affordable Alternative

Central Heating Gas Suppliers in Devon

LPG Central Heating Gas Suppliers in Devon

Are you looking for an alternative way to heat your home or business, such as LPG central heating? Whether you are new to bottled gas or are an existing user, why not contact Endura Gas to see what we can offer?

As a family business with over 20 years in the industry and one of the biggest independent dealers in the South West, we can provide you with excellent customer service, reliability, and the competitive pricing you’re looking for.

Wherever you are, we can get to you!
We are able to cater to farms and villages off the main grid, schools, pubs and festival caterers, as well as private homeowners. Endura gas also supplies a network of garages, hardware stores and farm shops that act as our local agents.

Flogas delivery driver delivery LPG central heating bottles to a property

LPG Central Heating Benefits

Cost Effective

LPG offers competitive pricing compared to oil and electricity, with no connection fees for off-grid properties.

Energy saving

High-efficiency LPG boilers can achieve over 90% efficiency ratings, converting more fuel into usable heat.

Environmentally friendly

LPG produces significantly lower carbon emissions and particulates than oil or coal, with no soot or sulphur dioxide.

Efficient usage of gas

Modern LPG systems deliver instant heat with precise temperature control and minimal energy wastage.

Common Questions About LPG Central Heating

What is LPG central heating?

LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) central heating uses stored bottled or bulk LPG fuel to power a wet heating system. An LPG boiler heats water, which then circulates through radiators or underfloor systems to warm your home or business. Unlike mains gas, LPG is stored on your property and periodically delivered when needed.

How does an LPG central heating system work?

An LPG boiler functions very similarly to a mains gas boiler: it burns LPG to heat water, which is then pumped around your heating system to keep your rooms warm and your hot water available. LPG fuel is stored in a tank or cylinders outside your property and must be refilled by a supplier.

Is LPG a safe fuel for central heating?

Yes. LPG is widely used across the UK for domestic heating and cooking. When installed and maintained by a Gas Safe-registered engineer, LPG systems are safe. LPG is stored in purpose-built tanks and should be sited with proper ventilation and away from ignition sources according to safety guidelines.

What are the benefits of LPG central heating?

Cost-effective for off-grid properties: LPG has competitive running costs compared with oil and electricity and doesn’t require a gas mains connection.

Efficient heating: Modern LPG boilers can achieve high efficiency ratings, meaning more heat for less fuel.

Do I need planning permission to install an LPG tank?

Most above-ground LPG tanks don’t require planning permission if they meet safety and siting regulations, but it’s important to check local planning rules and work with a qualified installer to ensure compliance.

How often do I need LPG deliveries?

Delivery frequency depends on your household’s usage and tank size. Some homes use automatic tank monitoring, while others arrange regular deliveries based on estimated consumption. Keeping an eye on fuel levels helps avoid running low in cold spells.

How do running costs compare to mains gas?

LPG is typically more expensive per unit of energy than mains gas, but for homes without access to the mains network it remains a viable and reliable option. Costs can also fluctuate with market conditions since LPG isn’t covered by the same price cap as mains gas.

Can LPG heating work alongside renewable systems?

Yes. LPG can be used in combination with renewable technologies, such as solar thermal or heat pumps, as part of a hybrid heating system. An expert installer can advise on the best setup for your property.

What maintenance does an LPG boiler need?

Annual servicing by a Gas Safe-registered engineer is recommended to ensure safe, efficient operation and to maintain warranty coverage. Regular maintenance also helps prevent breakdowns and prolongs the life of your heating system.