£1000-£1500 for supply and fitting (Soton Area) best combi?

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We recently moved to a 4 bedroom house and need to replace the central heating system with a combi boiler.

Our budget is around £1000-£1500 for supply and fitting.

Please can anyone recommend the best rated combi boiler for our needs and a good fitter around the Southampton area?

Thank you in advance.
 
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Eeerrr....the answer is "no, it is our total budget"

And you'll be very lucky :LOL: try doubling that budget. Triple and it might get done properly.
 
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The best combi for that type of property, would be a Worcester Bosch 42 CDI.
Unfortunately, it retails at £1535 by the time you include the flue, and fittings.
Conversion and cleaning of exising system will be at least 2 days labour on top of that.
Last version building regs part L wants a 2 zone system for a house that size, so it needs partial repiping in order to create a sensible 2 zone system.

Same part L requires a progammable roomstat, so add if you don't have that yet.

Not a snowflake's chance in hell that your existing gaspipe would meet 2012 requirements, so you'll have to add several hundred pounds for that too.

I'm afraid you are either looking at a lot more money than your current budget allows, or adjustment to something far less than the best boiler, and a not so good installer. I wouldn't even come round for a quote unless on the spec you want, unless you more than doubled the max.
 
Exactly what do you have just now and what are you wanting done .
 
The best combi for that type of property, would be a Worcester Bosch 42 CDI............................ :LOL: :LOL:

If it was the last boiler in the world you'd not want to fit a Worcester Tupperware Bosch boiler!!

By the way, I think this thread is a 'wind up'............. :LOL: :LOL:
 
42cdi.... Bit of a call considering the op mentions nothing about quantity/type of bathrooms.
Maybe it's 4 beds, 1 showe room with electric shower?
 
The OP is evidently an expert on designing and specing heating systems ( and pricing ).

I should love to know why he has chosen a combi as the best solution for his property. Perhaps he lives there alone?

Tony
 
42kW in my house (4 bed deatched) you must be having a giraffe :eek:

Hell 18kW is OTT for heat... ;)

Agree that there is a distinct whiff of wind up on this one though :LOL:
 

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