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You may need compartment ventilation, check the manufacturers instructions

Pretty sure your waste pipes are 40mm, this is undersized. A vent pipe is a pipe on the system that is taken high up and left open. If no vent is installed it can create a vacuum on the system and you have trouble with the water not discharging properly. Maybe worth taking to the freeholder if...

18 KW boiler requires approx 1.8 cubic metres of gas . 15mm copper pipe at 3 metres length, capable of discharge of approx 2.9 cubic metres

I would have run it in 22mm . However it will not be a problem regarding pressure drops etc

Pipe work looks undersized. Would also help if it was vented high up

It could be possible to do a air pressure test, or maybe a bung at manhole and water test depending on pipework

No, very costly to run unless you have a super insulated property.

Try Ideal, they bought out keston boilers who did twin flues.

Seem to remember that any money paid was deemed to include Vat. Check with local Vat office to find out if they are registered. It sounds like a con

Looks like they have laid pavers on top of mot

Conny, so very sorry to hear your news. I always liked reading your posts, you are definitely one of the good guys . Wishing you and your family the very best

Your gas pipe should exit from the bottom of the meter box

Raise the cylinder and use 28mm pipe work

Temperature drop, valve has opened. Use the shut down cap supplied with the thermostatic valve or a 15mm blanking end

Joules

Chopping board

I would be more concerned about removal of timbers within the loft if that what has been done

Remove all and regauge battens My concern also is how they have set out the eave course

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Copper disc are for imitation slate which are pre holed. Your roof has been done wrong