How Much Does a Boiler Engineer Cost in Yorkshire and the Humber? (2026)
CPIH-adjusted estimate · ONS series L537 · Published 17 June 2026
How much does a boiler engineer cost in Yorkshire and the Humber?
A boiler engineer in Yorkshire and the Humber costs an estimated £49–£98 per hour in 2026, after applying the ONS CPIH 04.3 "Regular Maintenance and Repair of the Dwelling" sub-index (122.026, 2015 = 100, published 17 June 2026) and the ONS regional price level for Yorkshire and the Humber. Gera Trade Cost Index: 100/100.
ONS CPIH 04.3 index (L537): 122.026 (2026 Jan–May average, 2015 = 100). Published . Fetched . Updated monthly when ONS publishes new figures.
CPIH-adjusted cost estimate
| Figure | Value | Source / note |
|---|---|---|
| Adjusted cost range | £49–£98 per hour | CPIH 04.3 + RRCPL adjusted |
| Adjusted midpoint | £74 | Mid-range planning estimate |
| CPIH 04.3 index applied | 122.026 | ONS L537, 2015 = 100 |
| ONS regional price index | 97.7 | ONS RRCPL 2016, UK = 100 |
| Gera Trade Cost Index | 100/100 | 100 = national CPIH-adjusted average |
| National typical range (2015) | £50–£100 per hour | Pre-adjustment national range |
This is a CPIH-adjusted planning estimate, not a measured transaction price. Always obtain an itemised quote before committing. Methodology
Boiler Engineer costs in Yorkshire and the Humber — context
A Gas Safe registered boiler engineer typically charges £50–£100 per hour at 2025 prices; trade maintenance costs tracked by ONS CPIH 04.3 are up 21% since 2015.
The Yorkshire and the Humber estimate of £49–£98 per hour applies a regional price adjustment of 97.7/100 (ONS RRCPL 2016). Yorkshire and the Humber sits below the UK average price level, so trade costs here tend to be lower than in other regions.
Boiler Engineer costs by UK region
| Region | Adjusted range | GTCI |
|---|---|---|
| London | £54–£108 | 92 |
| South East | £51–£102 | 97 |
| South West | £52–£104 | 96 |
| East of England | £50–£100 | 100 |
| East Midlands | £50–£100 | 100 |
| West Midlands | £50–£100 | 100 |
| North West | £50–£100 | 100 |
| North East | £50–£100 | 100 |
Other trade costs in Yorkshire and the Humber
Frequently asked questions
How much does a boiler engineer cost in Yorkshire and the Humber?
A boiler engineer in Yorkshire and the Humber costs an estimated £49–£98 per hour in 2026, after applying the ONS CPIH 04.3 "Regular Maintenance and Repair of the Dwelling" sub-index (122.026, 2015 = 100, published 17 June 2026) and the ONS regional price level for Yorkshire and the Humber. Gera Trade Cost Index: 100/100.
Why does a boiler engineer cost more or less in Yorkshire and the Humber than the national average?
The CPIH-adjusted estimate for Yorkshire and the Humber applies an ONS regional price-level (RRCPL) index of 97.7 (UK = 100, ONS 2016). An index above 100 means prices in this region tend to be above the UK average; below 100 means they tend to be below. Combined with the ONS CPIH 04.3 maintenance sub-index of 122.026 (2015 = 100), the result is a GTCI score of 100/100 for this trade-location combination.
What is the Gera Trade Cost Index (GTCI)?
The Gera Trade Cost Index (GTCI) adjusts published 2025 UK national typical-rate ranges for trades using two real, key-free ONS data sources: (1) the ONS CPIH 04.3 "Regular Maintenance and Repair of the Dwelling" sub-index (series L537, 2015 = 100, published in the Consumer Price Inflation dataset, OGL v3.0) — the official UK government inflation tracker for the trade-maintenance category; and (2) the ONS Relative Regional Consumer Price Levels (RRCPL) 2016 all-items index — the only official UK statistic that directly measures price-level differences between regions. Formula: adjusted_low = base_2015_low_cost × (CPIH_04_3 / 100) × (regional_RRCPL / 100); adjusted_high = adjusted_low × (national_high / national_low). base_2015_low_cost is the 2025 national lower bound deflated back to the 2015 index baseline (= national_low_2025 / 1.2104). The GTCI score (0–100) measures how a location's adjusted midpoint compares to the UK-average CPIH-adjusted midpoint (RRCPL = 100): a score of 100 means exactly at the national CPIH-adjusted average; scores below 85 indicate above-average cost for that trade in that area. No figure is a measured transaction price — all are estimates derived from the published indices and must be validated by obtaining an itemised quote.
Is this a real measured price for a boiler engineer in Yorkshire and the Humber?
No. This is a CPIH-adjusted planning estimate computed from ONS government data, not a price measured from GeraHome bookings. Use it as a benchmarking reference and always get an itemised quote before committing.
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Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: ONS Consumer Price Inflation (series L537 — CPIH 04.3 Regular Maintenance and Repair of the Dwelling), Office for National Statistics (ONS), published 17 June 2026, fetched 2026-06-20. ONS RRCPL 2016 regional price levels. Adjusted costs are planning estimates only; obtain an itemised quote before committing to any work.Full methodology.