You can only fit condensing boilers these days,

In my opinion Worcesters are crap, their very cheaply made and their customer service is diabloical can sometimes take weeks for them to come out with a part.

Baxi / Potterton are exactly the same but the Potterton will be 50 quid cheaper,

The boiler i would recomend is a Heatline, their a fairly new company and not so well known and the one i fitted in my uncles house was 200 quid less than the equivalent Baxi. Built a bit better if you ask me as well. Also it was pre wired and was very easy to fit so the fitting cost would come down a tad

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Originally posted by shawboy
anyone had to have 1 fitted new recently?
after a price for combi boiler, brand new and fitted.

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Mine was 1750 supply and fit system boiler and motorised valve and associated controls and room stat and another 100 for trv,s on all the rads.
Not bad tbh, got quoted £2500 + £300 for trv,s from some other joker!!

Should be about a grand to buy & couple hundred to fit if theres not too much pipework to be changed!!

just been quoted £1900 for a new one and fitting.
condensing as taken over the combi.

C2RL R we allready have a worcester and been told to get another.

all new combi's tend to be condensing.

£700 is about the price of the boiler, the rest is in other parts and labour, do not do to british gas unless you have money to put in the bin

i dont know a lot about plumbing but my mate says he never uses any make other than Worcester. Think they are about £700 but not too sure.

do you not have to get a condensing boiler rather than a combi these days?

i'd say somewhere around a 1300 - 1500, if its a straight swap. old to new boiler

anyone had to have 1 fitted new recently?
after a price for combi boiler, brand new and fitted.