worcester bosch 30si

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hi.i have been quoated £2258 to replace my old boiler with a worcester bosch boiler 30si.i will get a free 10 years parts and labour guaratee as long as i have it serviced every year( 79.99 ) plus on the third year have system flushed (199.00 ).does this price seem about right?.the company have been going for years-they put our glowworm boiler in 18 years ago.i lve in nottingham.
 
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Why a flush on the 3rd year? Are they not flushing as part of the install?

Mr. W.
 
Pay a little bit more and go for the cdi, i can't really understand the reason for a flush after 3 years?? This powerflush thing is madness, if you have a sealed system and the system is thoroughly cleaned on installation and a filter is fitted, there will be no issue. You can only tell if the system needs flushing by a simple tds test which could be done annually anyway.
 
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We don't give price advice here as it is rarther pointless without seeing the job ( and boring ), but the flush after 3 years sounds very wrong.

After a proper install, you NEVER have to flush again as long as the system is maintained accurately.
 
Is it a combi to combi swap? Have a look at an Accredited Installer, 6 year warranty, will need an annual check to validate to warranty, however you will not be locked in to a particular company. Power Flush nonsense. Where about are you in Nottingham?
 
hi.thanks for all replies.i was told they flush system on install-then 3 years later to clean everything.i live in arnold,nottingham.could anybody recommend any firms.thanks.mark.ps.its a combi boiler replacing a combi.
 
hi mike.roughly how much for boiler swap.bosch 30si,new flue,remote control.i live in three bed terrrace.thanks.mark.the one coming out is glowworm swiftflow 80-cannot get any hot water from it(sometimes i do).have had flowswitch replaced-no joy.central heating works fine.when we do on the odd ocassation get hot water there is a clicking noise coming from boiler.
 

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