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Oh thank you will definitely get an on-site visit by a specialist :)

Dear 45yearsagasman, if we go for unvented cylinder, would we still need to change the pipes - as the cylinder would then take the mains pressure and thus would require stronger pipes? Thanks a lot :)

Clarification: our choice between a) combi (with threat of pipework replaced) b) sealed system (again with threat of pipework replaced) c) exisiting open vent with larger hot water cylinder plus a pump. Or any other suggestion would be appreciated. Thanks a lot :)

Hi guys, we have a reasonably well functioning gravity (open vent) system. The only problem is that one of us likes long showers so ideally would like more pressure and definitely more hot water. We were advised to go for sealed system with larger hot water cylinder or for a combi. But we...

Simon, thank you so much for answering so quickly. It is a subdivided Victorian property, so I would be reluctant to interfere with neighbours' flues. I prefer first to look into the option of using just one chimney. Can I fit a narrower boiler flue all the way vertically inside the...

Hello, Sorry if I am asking a stupid question. Can one install a boiler pipe/flue and a ventilation for an internal bathroom - both in the same chimney in a Victorian property? (I recon it could be at least 10m to the chimney top, possibly much more.) I am willing to consider expensive...