Specialist · Review
247 Home Rescue boiler cover review
Budget-led cover with aggressive first-year pricing.
Our verdict
Fine if budget is the deciding factor, but read the exclusions and excess carefully before buying.
247 Home Rescue consistently sits near the bottom of the price tables for boiler and heating cover. The trade-off is tighter terms: excesses, exclusion periods and claim limits do more work here than on premium plans, so the policy wording matters more than the headline monthly figure.
What we like
- Among the lowest advertised monthly prices
- Boiler-only, heating and full home options
- Frequent promotional offers for new customers
What to watch
- Initial exclusion period before you can claim
- Mixed customer feedback about repeat visits and parts waits
- Excess and claim limits vary a lot between plan tiers
Before you buy
We don't publish prices, because boiler cover pricing depends on your boiler, your postcode, the excess you choose and whatever promotion is running that week. Get a quote directly from 247 Home Rescue, then check three numbers: the monthly cost, the excess per claim, and the annual repair limit. Compare those against at least two other providers before committing.
247 Home Rescue FAQs
Is 247 Home Rescue any good?
Fine if budget is the deciding factor, but read the exclusions and excess carefully before buying. We score it 6.9 out of 10 on cover breadth, policy clarity, service delivery and renewal fairness.
Who is 247 Home Rescue best for?
Cost-conscious households comfortable reading the small print. It operates across uk-wide.
What should I watch out for with 247 Home Rescue?
Initial exclusion period before you can claim. Mixed customer feedback about repeat visits and parts waits. Excess and claim limits vary a lot between plan tiers.