Boiler fitting cost
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£750-£2500. Impossible to be more accurate without more information I'm afraid.
Buying the boiler yourself is rarely a good move - if there's a problem with it, it's going to be up to you to sort it and this could very quickly result in an increase in costs whilst your installer waits for you to deal with the issue. Have you chosen a boiler yet, or are you looking for advice on what is most suitable as a replacement for what you have?
Buying the boiler yourself is rarely a good move - if there's a problem with it, it's going to be up to you to sort it and this could very quickly result in an increase in costs whilst your installer waits for you to deal with the issue. Have you chosen a boiler yet, or are you looking for advice on what is most suitable as a replacement for what you have?
From experience not many installers of items will fit things unless they provide it. For instance if you provide a boiler that turns out to be faulty after the person has fitted it you will probably be reluctant to pay them even though they have wasted their time fitting it for you.
I had a like for like boiler installed recently in the same place I had quotes from £3500 (British gas) to £1600 (local fitter)
I had a like for like boiler installed recently in the same place I had quotes from £3500 (British gas) to £1600 (local fitter)
No decent installer will install a boiler which you supply without a detailed contract that it is up to you to rectify any faults or missing components just get a price to supply and install the boiler of your choice
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What boiler have you chosen?
The reason we are replacing the boiler is because when the dial is switched to hot water ...after a few minutes or sometimes a few hours it automatically turns on the central heating. Now we have to turn off the bolier completely then turn it back on when we need either hot water or heating.
I would respectfully suggest you allow the installer to supply and fit your boiler for peace of mind after installation with warranty etc, and you won't save much money. The Duotec is not a bad boiler.
Thanks for your help...ill take your advice and look for someone to supply and fit
Thanks
Peter
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