Filling in gaps around flu
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So because he had it fitted in a day he is a cowboy.
I suppose it's possible if the system doesn't need a flush and a lot of the pipework lines up ish with the new boiler.
But if you have to upgrade the incoming gas supply and alter the electrics on top of the boiler install regardless of flushing then you would need a long day to get it done but just because it can be doesn't make the op's installer a cowboy does it ?
Judging an install on time taken is not really fair but as others have said there are a few finishing jobs letting the install down
But if you have to upgrade the incoming gas supply and alter the electrics on top of the boiler install regardless of flushing then you would need a long day to get it done but just because it can be doesn't make the op's installer a cowboy does it ?
Judging an install on time taken is not really fair but as others have said there are a few finishing jobs letting the install down
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FFS, sealing the flue isn't a finishing job,it's installed as per the instructions,if you do it different that's up to you so don't say it's spoiling jack ****.
Some of you guys need to speed up or get a grip,after nearly 20 years I can still (with a good level 2 appo) install a complete 7rad heating from scratch in a day all in copper.
I'm no way alone in being able to do it.whether I chose to do it now or chill and take extra time is now down to how I feel.
Some of you guys need to speed up or get a grip,after nearly 20 years I can still (with a good level 2 appo) install a complete 7rad heating from scratch in a day all in copper.
I'm no way alone in being able to do it.whether I chose to do it now or chill and take extra time is now down to how I feel.
OP, There is nothing wrong with your flue as you describe it, ignore the mugs on here who have never installed a boiler in their lives. Mostly armchair critics.
Also ignore Agile, he talks from his rear end most of the time, usually about eastern europeans or how everyone is a cowboy - except him.
You know your boiler is fitted according to the MI's so no probs is there?!?
Also ignore Agile, he talks from his rear end most of the time, usually about eastern europeans or how everyone is a cowboy - except him.
You know your boiler is fitted according to the MI's so no probs is there?!?
Then award yourself a Putty MedalI`ll bet your level 2 appo loves you
You shouldnt be talking to him like that ?
What about a high rise block of flats , sealing that from outside might be a problem ?? some Mi's do or used to refer to this problem , sealing ring is OK !
Then award yourself a Putty Medal
You shouldnt be talking to him like that ?
What about a high rise block of flats , sealing that from outside might be a problem ?? some Mi's do or used to refer to this problem , sealing ring is OK !
Agreed sealing it from the outside could be a problem but make good on the inside should be part of the job whether stated in the install guide or not.
I do not expect my client to fill in their own chases after I have first fixed it is part of the install and is included in the price
If the OP's price clearly stated any make good extra then fair enough.
Ahhh I get the customer to cook me a full english whilst I'm fitting the first boiler
Ahhh I get the customer to cook me a full english whilst I'm fitting the first boiler
I bet your done before the bacons turned
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