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Why are you fitting the meter. It's normally the water undertaking that fit them and they use a waterfit which has the stop tap built in.

It my be allowed but the lean to will probably be dripping with condensation. The clearances to openings also increase to 1200mm from 300mm when under a car port and I would view this lean to as a similar situation.

The timer is goosed, get a new one.

Look for economy 7 cylinders. These are normally twin element and very well insulated.

Best bet is to ask an installer for advice. I'd be looking for the easiest upgrade possible. I had one recently that took me half a day for a 25m run by using the right materials. You could talk to the original installer but I doubt you'll get a lot of joy if he wasn't conscientious enough to...

The thermostat for the hot water will be in the circulator attached to the warm air unit. I would say that the type of heating is probably already reflected in the asking price.

The original installer was in the wrong. It's a common problem unfortunately. You need to contact a gas safe registered engineer and get them to come out and give you a price to fit the correct sized pipe.

Get a price but also get two local independents/sole traders to quote and don't be bullied into signing on the night.

If they're not gas safe report them.

Sounds about right to me.

Looks like it may be a Twyfords Avalon seat. They had the same sort of fitting to the toilet pan.

A gas safe registered engineer with the relevant LPG qualification for the sort of dwelling you are fitting it in would be a good start. Then you can ask for their recommendation.

Which goes against the advice generally given for asbestos. If it's in good condition it is generally better to leave in situ as removal can lead to fibres being released.

You're correct so there must be a fault in the wiring or controls somewhere. Time to get busy with the multimeter.

If it's all fitted and commissioned according to the instructions then the pump is faulty.

It's a requirement of the building regulations to fit an auto bypass external to the boiler.

For your own safety I would get another gas installer in to connect the gas properly as well. Not only should the wall plate elbow be fixed to the wall it is in completely the wrong place. The bayonet fitting should be sited so that the hose hangs down in a u shape with no stress or strain on...

Extend the pipe.

Normally fire cement.

A pair of 45s will bring it back across.