Want my boiler changing over the summer, got an old system, not pressurised with a hot water cylinder etc.......had all my radiators changed over the last 12 months and everything else re-piped so literally just need the boiler changing to one of the new ones ( semi condensing combi...??? ) which should mean i can do away with the pump on my shower too.

Basically what boilers do you recommend as I dont trust what my plumber is trying to sell me?

Also as i dont really like him, does anyone want to quote for the job?

I'm in West Mids just off J3/4 of the M5

 

boing

 

Any Worcester Bosch or Vailiant boilers are good, prices and models vary.

 

Marky Mark recommends as above - guess what was fitted in my house..... dont be offenced by his lack of reply he's a very busy bunny.

He advised and then I had fitted a Vailliant- I have an ECOTEC Plus 831 - the controls are basic and easy to use. Turn the boost up or turn the boost down sort of thing.
Very quiet
Works well

Mr Central Heating is your best bet too for purchase- just in Tamworth

http://www.mrcentralheating.com/index.html

Excellent service and delivery - could not fault them at all.


When looking at the specs of a boiler if you're using it for a shower you need to consider the hot water flow rate - the guys at work advised a minimum hot water delivery of 10L p/min mine does 12.7, conversly it means it is over specced for the house in terms of heating capacity.

HTH

HTH

 

cheers chap

 

i had a Worcester Bosch 28i fitted last year very impressed with it didn't miss a beat over the winter, had it fitted in the airing cupboard and it's very quite, cost just under a grand for the boiler

dooge

 

Where are u based mate? Who fitted it for you?

 

bttt

 

Buderus, if you can afford a couple of hundred more.

 

As Steve said......Worcester or Valiant......tbh i wouldnt fit anything else....

 

Im the same, prefer Vailliant if i had to choose though.

 

Cool, thanks for the info Drop me a pm if you fancy quoting for the job, got the cash here ready to spend, just need to find someone good and reliable!

 

http://www.buderus.co.uk/


need I say any more, tiff as you know with cars buy german


Buderus are part of Bosch Thermotechnology Ltd and are recognised as the largest manufacturer of condensing boilers in Europe and have been developing and designing heating appliances for over 275 years

 

He isnt asking for a commercial system boiler. Its a domestic combi thats required.

Worcester Bosch and Valliant are both German aswell.

 

I have one in my house mate

 

I know you can use commercial boilers in domestic properties but it still isnt a combi which is what the OP was looking for.