Combi Boilers

[HH_is_back]

Any gas safe guys on here?

 

Looking to replace my combi boiler which is now 17 years old. It owes me nothing at that age and due to a new kitchen going in I've decided to replace this as well.

 

Anyway I don't plan to be in this house for more than another two years so I don't want to spend loads on a decent boiler. My current boiler is a Ferroli, yip a 17 year old Ferroli which is still going strong. Everyone who has given me a quote has been amazed!

 

As I say I can't justify spending loads so I was wondering if anyone has any opinions/preference on Potterton boilers, Ferroli, Glow worm or Vokera boilers. It will be a minimum of a 28 if that helps.

 

Thanks in advance if anyone can help.

[double-claw]

buy a non-condensing one off the net and just get someone to fit it as a casher. You are only supposed to fit efficient ones now but any questions when selling the hoose just say it's been in since 2007.

 

eg.

 

http://boiler-sales.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=183

 

http://boiler-sales.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=110_82&products_id=191

 

these are decent boilers. both exactly the same inside but with different badges

[slippers]

Knocking down wall/ cupboards down to make an open plan kitchen, living room at my house. In 1 of the cupboards their is a old big boiler! I want to replace it with a combi boiler, perhaps an external 1? What kind of price are we talking and what are the best names? Clueless about this kind of thing! Cheers

[daytripping]

I actually have one getting fitted on the 15th of next Month, I read about the bloke on another thread here and got him in for a quote, his name is John Barry, look back a page or two for the thread for his details and what was said about him. I'm going to be

[tightbreeks]

if your boiler is 70% or less efficient, then you'll get