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If you wait to replace your boiler, you may regret it! If it’s time for your boiler to go, say goodbye before you waste money on extra bills and extra repairs.

If your still wondering if you should replace your boiler, check out our top signs it’s time to upgrade your boiler below:

Is your boiler more than 15 years old?

Some boilers last 10 years, some last 15 years and some even last 20 years! Although if you got your boiler longer than 15 years than it’s either well past it’s living age or getting close. Either way it’s time to replace your boiler.

This is true even if you aren’t having any noticeable issues with your boiler. Technology in boilers has come on significantly in recent years and the old models just don’t compare in energy efficiency which will cost you more money in the long run.

Is your energy efficiency rating the reason to replace your boiler?

We expect everything to be A class in our lives so why should we expect anything lower from our boiler? If your boiler is not grade A or B you’re more than likely over paying on your energy bills.

An easy way to check your boiler’s efficiency is to look at the rating on its energy label; these labels have a seven-point colour scale, starting from dark green (A-rated) down to red (G-rated), with the most efficient boilers being green.

If your boiler is as low as F or G, it’s definitely time to replace your boiler! On this grade your boilers efficiency is only about 70%. Upgrading to an A grade could save you anywhere from €300 to €500 per year.

Are your radiators taking longer than normal to heat up?

If your radiators are taking much longer to heat up than normal – it could be time to replace your boiler.

If your heating takes ages to heat up fully or the house is never warm enough, or you have your water on but never enough hot water – it’s time to give us a call to check it out.

See HERE to contact us now.

To see all the signs that indicate it might be time to replace your boiler, check out our video below!

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Taoiseach Leo Varadkar made his announcement on Friday 19th June 2020, that there will be an acceleration on the Road Map in Phase three.

Employees and business owners nationwide welcome the positive news and starting Monday 29th June 2020, phase three will allow a lot more businesses to open their doors again.

This announcement has brought hope to so many businesses who have been struggling over the past couple of months and should help our economy immensely going forward!

• All sporting activities, including adult and child leagues, can resume but the number of spectators will be limited.
• Mass gatherings of 50 people indoors and 200 outdoors will be allowed from Monday 29th June 2020 and that all going well, that will rise to 100 indoors and 500 outdoors on Monday 20th July 2020.

Thankfully since the Covid 19 Road Map and restrictions have begun lifting, Replace Boiler by Ramor Renewables has been working away replacing heating systems!

Thank you for supporting Replace Boiler by Ramor Renewables and other local businesses in your area as we enter phase three of reopening Ireland.

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When it comes to choosing the best gas boiler for your home there are several aspects to think about including the size of your property and how much hot water you and your family can expect to use. To help you decide, we’ve put together the following guide on the different boiler types available to you!

Gas boilers are an ideal choice for homes that have a traditional heating and hot water system. The hot water system needs to be connected with a separate hot water cylinder. One cold water storage tank is needed to feed the hot water cylinder and a tank to maintain the water level of the central heating system.

The factors to think about when choosing a boiler include:

Is the boiler for a home or another property?

Why do you need a new boiler? Has your current boiler broke or are you looking for a more energy efficient boiler?

What type of house do you live in? Apartment, Semi detached, detached, terrace, bungalow?

How many bathrooms do you have?

How many bedrooms do you have?

What type of fuel do you require?

What type of boiler do you require?

Where will your boiler be located?

Where will your flue exit the property?

If you are unsure about any of these questions or need clarity on the best gas boiler for your home, please contact us HERE and we can help you.

See below the gas boilers we provide along with the sizes and how much they hold so you can make the right decision for your home:

Worcester Bosch Boiler

The Worcester Bosch Boilers come in a range of sizes! They provide a ‘Lifestyle’ range of combi boilers, feature a modern design, innovative new features and comes with up to a 12 year guarantee. This range is for households looking for a modern and stylish boiler which they can have more control over.

The Greenstar i is another range from Worcester Bosch. This boiler has the following details:

• Dimensions (mm) height x width x depth: 710 x 400 x 330
• Hot water flow rate 40°c ∆T (litres per minute): 9l/min to 10.8l/min
• Central heating output (kW): 24
• ErP Efficiency Rating: A
• LPG model available, Control Options, EasyControl Compatible: Yes 

Potterton Boiler

Potterton boilers have been designed specifically to meet the requirements of the new build and social housing markets. They are straightforward to install, service and maintain, have excellent SAP ratings, and have an industry-leading range of flues for flexible siting.

The Potterton Boiler have one of the lightest boilers on the market. Their Potterton Assure Heat only weighs 19.5kg, 270mm deep and available in outputs from 13kW to 30kW.

We also supply boilers from Ideal, Viessmann and Volera.

For further information on the gas boilers we supply, see our boilers HERE.

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After the closure of all non essential businesses on Friday 27th of March 2020, businesses in Dublin and nationwide have been struggling with loss of income.

The construction industry has welcomed their staff back to work on Monday 18th of May 2020 during Phase 1 of the Covid 19 reopening plan.

The Coronavirus has brought about some challenging times for the global society. We at Ramor Renewables were delighted to get back on site last week after almost 8 weeks of closure.

It’s great to see so many businesses opening back up in Dublin although some adaptions and changes have been made to nearly all businesses to ensure the safety of staff.

At Ramor Renewables, all employees adapted well to the 2 metre social distance and adhered to the Government Guidelines. Our goal is to keep people safe and to also secure the smooth operations on our sites.

We worked hard to ensure that all safety Guidelines were adhered to, as the health and safety of our employees and customers remain our number one priority. We will continue to follow the Government developments closely and follow all instructions and guidelines given.

We are now looking forward to welcoming the Phase 2 of the Government Roadmap that may allow for us to carry out further works in the households of our clients.

Be sure to get in touch for repairs on your boiler in your home in Dublin! Or if you need your boiler replaced, contact us HERE.

Phase 2 is due to go ahead on Monday 8th of June 2020. For Dublin and county’s nationwide we will see the following changes with Phase 2:

• The advice will be to still avoid unnecessary journeys wherever possible. You will be able to travel up to 20 kilometres away from your home as opposed to the 5 kilometre limit which was in place since 5 May.
• Up to 4 people may visit another household for a short period of time but everyone must keep at least 2 metres apart from people they don’t live with.
• People who can work safely while maintaining a 2-metre distance from others. Workers, like those who work on their own, as well as other workers who can keep a 2 metre distance from others can return to work. Social distancing requirements continue to apply.
• Organisations are to develop plans for a return to onsite working by employees in light of COVID-19, considering: social distancing compliance, hygiene and cleaning, compliance in higher risk situations, plans for medically vulnerable or pregnant people and extended opening hours to enable social distancing.
• Small retail outlets can reopen with a small number of staff on the basis that the retailer can control the number of individuals that staff and customers interact with at any one time.

For more information on Government Roadmap and all 5 phases, please see Gov.ie HERE.

Thank you for all your support during these difficult times, please check out our website HERE for more information on boiler repairs.

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From Monday 18th May 2020, we saw reopening businesses on construction sites nationwide.

We are delighted to be opening our doors for building sites and replacing boilers in your home.

On the evening of Friday 27th March 2020, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar announced the lockdown for the majority of businesses in Ireland. That included to work carried out by ourselves.

With nearly 8 weeks of closure, we are not only celebrating the reopening of businesses but we are also ensuring the safety of our employees as they get back to work.

Wash your hands:

• after coughing or sneezing
• before and after eating
• before and after preparing food
• if you were in contact with someone who has a fever or respiratory symptoms (cough, shortness of breath, difficulty breathing)
• before and after being on public transport if you must use it
• before and after being in a crowd (especially an indoor crowd)
• when you arrive and leave buildings including your home or anyone else’s home
• before having a cigarette or vaping
• if your hands are dirty

For more information on the measurements we’ve put in place or for a free quote on your boiler, contact us HERE.

Roadmap for reopening society and businesses issued by Gov.ie

The reopening of construction sites was part of ‘Phase 1’ from the governments notice of reopening society and businesses. Also included in Phase 1 (issued on Monday 18th May 2020) was the reopening of hardware stores, builders merchants and those providing essential supplies and tools for gardening, farming and agriculture; garden centres and farmers markets.

Further details of ‘Phase 1’ can be found HERE.

Phase 2 is due to go ahead on Monday 8th June 2020. Phase 2 should allow small retail outlets to reopen with a small number of staff on the basis that the retailer can control the number of individuals that staff and customers interact with at any one time.

Phase 2 should also allow public libraries opening so long as the numbers allowed in are limited, social distancing is observed and there is strict hand-sanitising in place for anyone who goes into the library.

Phase 3 is due to go ahead on Monday 29th June 2020. Phase 2 should allow the opening of all other non-essential retail outlets on the basis of a restriction on the number of staff and customers per square metre so that social distancing can be maintained.

This is to be limited to retail outlets with a street-level entrance and exit and does not include those in enclosed shopping centres due to higher risk.

During phase 3 they also hope to see cafés and restaurants providing on-premises food and beverages can reopen. They must comply with social distancing and strict cleaning protocols.

For more information from Gov.ie on the roadmap, see HERE.

Hygiene at work for reopening businesses:

• Do not touch your eyes, nose or mouth if your hands are not clean. Do not share objects that touch your mouth such as bottles and cups.
• Disposable gloves: Do not wear disposable gloves in place of washing hands. The virus can get on gloves in the same way it gets on hands.
• Ensure people cough/sneeze into a tissue, sleeve or elbow to catch any droplets.
• Face masks: Face masks are unlikely to be of benefit it the wearer is not sick.
• Ensure no person with symptoms attends work/site. For example: fever (temperature), cough, shortness of breath, breathing difficulties, etc.
• Workers must adhere to a social distance of 2 metres from each other.
• Ensuring that all surfaces and objects are cleaned and disinfected regularly.

For more information on safety for reopening building sites, see HERE.

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