Hi
I've been reading posts on here and it sounds like my divertor valve may have gone as I'm not getting any hot water unless my heating is on (my boiler is approx 12 years old).
However, someone has said it's about £165 to buy the valve and that it's about a 4 hour job, wquld I, therefore, be better getting a new boiler?
I replaced all my radiators about 5 years ago and wanted to fit a new boiler then but the guy who was doing it as a homer said there was absolutely no need to do so as it was only about 7 years old at the time, even though I thought it was the best time when he was already there and I had the money.lol
I've read on another site that even with a boiler of approx £500 it could cost as much as £3,000 to install as you need new rads, possibly piping, blah blah blah. Surely that can't be right? If I have a combi boiler surely it's a simple matter of removing the old one and installing the new one and therefore it should only be a couple of hundred pounds to be installed, especially as my radiators are only 5 years old?
I'd welcome any advice. I'm in Glasgow (don't know if it's cheaper/dearer up here).
Thanking you in anticipation.
Jo
I've been reading posts on here and it sounds like my divertor valve may have gone as I'm not getting any hot water unless my heating is on (my boiler is approx 12 years old).
However, someone has said it's about £165 to buy the valve and that it's about a 4 hour job, wquld I, therefore, be better getting a new boiler?
I replaced all my radiators about 5 years ago and wanted to fit a new boiler then but the guy who was doing it as a homer said there was absolutely no need to do so as it was only about 7 years old at the time, even though I thought it was the best time when he was already there and I had the money.lol
I've read on another site that even with a boiler of approx £500 it could cost as much as £3,000 to install as you need new rads, possibly piping, blah blah blah. Surely that can't be right? If I have a combi boiler surely it's a simple matter of removing the old one and installing the new one and therefore it should only be a couple of hundred pounds to be installed, especially as my radiators are only 5 years old?
I'd welcome any advice. I'm in Glasgow (don't know if it's cheaper/dearer up here).
Thanking you in anticipation.
Jo