Modern plant.
Control at every level.
Broad Oak renewed Bolton Court’s heating plant for Progress Housing Group in Leyland, installing twin commercial boilers, upgraded hydraulic equipment and local controls, together with a new flue liner through the building’s existing riser.
- Client
- Progress Housing Group
- Site
- Bolton Court, Leyland
- Boiler plant
- Potterton Sirius Three
The challenge.
Understood.
The replacement plant had to work with the building’s existing layout, including a vertical flue route. The project brought boiler-room equipment, local heating controls and high-level flue installation into one coordinated delivery.
Expertise.
In every detail.
We installed two 90 kW Potterton Sirius Three boilers, providing 180 kW of combined capacity, alongside a Grundfos MAGNA3 twin-head pump assembly and Mikrofill pressurisation equipment. New expansion vessels, filtration and water treatment supported the hydraulic installation, while 20 motorised two-port valves and programmable thermostats renewed local heating control. Our team integrated gas proving and detection and installed a new flue liner through the existing vertical riser. This included the boiler-header connection, support bracketry, high-level access and weather sealing, bringing the complete installation together within the existing building.
- Two 90 kW Potterton Sirius Three boilers
- Twin-head circulation pump and renewed pressurisation equipment
- Expansion vessels, filtration and water treatment
- 20 motorised control valves and programmable thermostats
- Integrated gas proving and gas detection
- New flue liner, supports and weather sealing
The difference.
Delivered.
The completed works gave Bolton Court renewed boiler capacity, circulation and heating controls, with a new flue installation fitted to the existing riser. Plant, hydraulics and gas safety were delivered as a connected system, with the building’s layout carried through into the installation detail.
