I had a plumber to remove a gas fire the other day, and we got talking, I told him I'd be interested in having a new combi boiler fitted (to replace my old Baxi solo system boiler and cylinder). However, he seems to be of the "old school" of gas installers. He told me that I can still purchase a non-condensing system boiler for about £400. I asked him, why would I? He said he hates fitting condensing boilers, because the acidic water they produce corrodes the boiler innards, and he has to provide a waste to it. Is this true about the corrosion?
He recommended that I should buy a non-condensing boiler now while I still can . . .
But I want low energy bills!! The upfront investment doesnt bother me!
He recommended that I should buy a non-condensing boiler now while I still can . . .
But I want low energy bills!! The upfront investment doesnt bother me!