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PEDANTICVINDICTIVEMAN said:BG prices are ALWAYS over the top by about £1000.00 quote]
Now I have to disagree on that point.
On average £2500
David
PEDANTICVINDICTIVEMAN said:BG prices are ALWAYS over the top by about £1000.00 quote]
Now I have to disagree on that point.
On average £2500
David
msc said:Hello
I have got a quote from BG for a new boiler. They recommended a Bosch combi to replace the floor standing cast iron >30yrs age Cavalier Crane Boiler (in Kitchen). It is for CH and heats water via a indirect water cylinder. They have quoted £4000 all inclusive (seems expensive). I have been finding it difficult to get another quote from local plumbers (for a Vaillant or Bosch boiler). I suspect a reasonable sum would be £3000. PS the boiler would have to supply water to a new shower (no bath), basin and kitchen sink. BGs quote includes removing the cylinder, and water tanks in the loft. Thanks in advance for any advice.
msc
vivandpete said:we had a boiler fitted by b.g. recently. found we could have sourced the boiler ourselves for literally half the price! the service agreement is a sweetner. the basic one is fine,have your boiler serviced etc,etc. the one they are offering as a sop to disguise the astronomical prices they charge are less useful. ours covers electrics and kitchen appliances but NOT electric kitchen appliances. how we laughed!!(not)
namsag said:Example of BG over selling this week ...Customer been sold 2 CO detectors . One rightly so for the bbu fitted in lounge . The other one fitted in the airing cupboard where the potentially lethal 36 by 18 standard cylinder was fitted, nothing else in the house . Guy must have won salesman of the year... Nickso you really have to brush up on your homework, other than what has already been pointed out, replying to a year and a half post with todays prices.... You say BG engineers are encouraged to get leads for salesmen and there i nothing wrong in that... Agreed but when the same engineers can be disiplined for not getting sales and are under constant pressure to raise new business and charge for work that is covered under contract this is wrong. As you have said you are not BG so you dont really have a clue what goes on.. I on other hand was a BG union official and regularly stood in for area management and some of the information that was avialable to me regards practises used to get a sale would make your hair stand on end. It has subsided over past couple of years but it is still there to a degree.
raden said:msc said:Hello
I have got a quote from BG for a new boiler. They recommended a Bosch combi to replace the floor standing cast iron >30yrs age Cavalier Crane Boiler (in Kitchen). It is for CH and heats water via a indirect water cylinder. They have quoted £4000 all inclusive (seems expensive). I have been finding it difficult to get another quote from local plumbers (for a Vaillant or Bosch boiler). I suspect a reasonable sum would be £3000. PS the boiler would have to supply water to a new shower (no bath), basin and kitchen sink. BGs quote includes removing the cylinder, and water tanks in the loft. Thanks in advance for any advice.
msc
A fool and their money are soon parted
especially if they pay BG to install a boiler
A fool and their money are soon parted
especially if they pay BG to install a boiler
corgiman said:its a strange and peculiar fact of life that no matter what it costs you for a car, house even a boiler you can ALWAYS find out after its done that someone could have done or got it cheaper.
if you were happy with the job that BG did, dont beat yourself up over the price.
I am sure that even our erstwile polish friends have people under cutting them
get over it
vivandpete said:nickso, mate get over yourself. perhaps if you had the brains to read the posting properly,you would note that at no point did we mention making a claim.we did bother to read the stuff which is how we knew what was covered ! as for lazy and idiots, the phrase pot and kettle spring to mind.dont work for b.g. do you?
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