Offers in comparison: Is it worth renting a heater?

That sounds too good.Instead of taking several thousand euros in hand, you simply rent a heater.And as with the rental apartment, simply call the landlord in the event of faults.You pay your rent for the heating every month and everything is perfect.However, many rental offers for heaters contain horse feet and the rental conditions sometimes even go beyond your own purchase of the heating contract, including a maintenance contract.We therefore show you here what you should definitely pay attention to when it comes to renting heating!

For a long time, energy suppliers or municipal utilities have also offered the typical owners of smaller single-family houses to exchange their old heating for a new rental heater.You then pay a monthly rent and - often in the case of gas heating - you also get the fuel.Also maintenance, repairs and even 24-hour institutional services are often offered by the landlord.

Such an all-round carefree package uses the tenant, who no longer has to worry about anything and heats up with a (ideally) always optimally set heating.And the landlord of the heating has bound a gas customer for many years.A heating for rent therefore appears initially as a win-win situation for everyone involved.But if you take a closer look at the rental conditions, it often turns out that you also have to dig deep into your pocket for the all-round carefree service.