Biomass boilers, like all other heat systems, need to be serviced and maintained regularly. Ideally this takes place at least once a year as per the manufacturer’s instructions, although it does also depend on the run hours of the boiler.
Some of the main reasons for biomass boiler owners to service and maintain their systems include safety, heat efficiency, air quality and emissions, fuel use and efficiency, cost control, longevity of the installation and to maintain the manufacturer’s warranty.
In this guide, we will go through what to expect from a typical biomass service, advice on fuel store and ash management, and what you need to know about biomass servicing in relation to the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI).
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