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Probably a 6 hour chuck it on the wall job you get what you pay for

£300 for a repair that will last as long as the new combi £1400.00 for a new combi that will last as long as the Baxi repair Obviously he's a good salesman ex bg possibly. £300.00 is about the right price for a good service and replace the panels imo £1400.00 is imo cheap for a combi change...

Why did you drain the heating system to fit a shower. A shower should not be connected to a heating system.

Checking and cleaning burner is part of a normal service. Get a second opinion may be he's short of work

Plumbcenter stock them http://www.plumbcenter.co.uk/product/grant-mpcbs26-check-valve-%28non-return%29/

Plumbcenter stock them http://www.plumbcenter.co.uk/product/grant-mpcbs26-check-valve-(non-return)/

It's a common fault on this type of boiler you need a good service and repair

When was the boiler last serviced

Would you be able to drive a car with no engine

Probably the Salus unit get it replaced for something better

I assume that is plus VAT

Is that five times £84.00

Some of these types of rads specify which side the flow and return must be connected they have baffles in the water ways. Another problem is the water ways can get blocked when fitted on a dirty system.

Who supplied the rad and was it from a diy shed

Looks like I am undercharging for new cylinders! My basic price to supply and fit standard cylinder is only £460. But to replace a primatic a new F&E tank needs to be fitted so that would add about £116 making it about £576. Just replacing the pump should not cause those problems and I also...

You have to drain the system and the cylinder completely and then refill to restore the air bubble. You should not fit a pump on a system with a primatic cylinder when the pump starts it will pull the air bubble. Possibly the best solution would be to change the cylinder for an indirect cylinder...

Have you checked the area around the cold feed and vent with a magnet for blockages I assume your system is ov

If you must use foam you need a foam gun and cleaner and the correct can of foam. http://www.screwfix.com/c/sealants-adhesives/guns-cleaners/cat850112 http://www.screwfix.com/p/soudal-flexible-expanding-foam-gun-grade-750ml/96928

Sand and cement would be best

The valve in your second picture is probably stuck shut common problem with those valves. You will need to drain the system and replace the valves or take the valve apart and refit the plunger back into the thread.