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The rate is dictated by the market, as is your husbands rate. When will people understand - the man doing the boiler does not earn 1k a day! So your husbands £600pd, what do his employers charge that out at? The amount of trades earning more than 100k would be tiny, don't believe everything...

So I assume your husband works 5 days a week and lets say has 8 weeks off per year (mainly holiday, possibly the odd sick day) So on those assumptions he earns £132k gross, less his expenses (which won't be much) The rip off boiler man won't be anywhere near that figure per year, even if...

So you pressure test it and it leaks - then what? Now refuse to fit a sealed system and keep ov - its still leaking which ever way you look at it. The damage has been done by you pumping it upto 3 bar

Yes, done loads of it. It's very expensive - the con is that the boss pipes aren't made from the same material as the pipe and other fittings.

Gas meter/gov issue?

All of the stud work is existing. The only changes are the current door is from the landing, this will be filled in with stud and pb. And a new door from existing bedroom into what will now be shower room

the room essentially won't change other than it will now have shower tray, wc an basin within it

Im confused over the wall strengthening? Existing studs are 3x2 cls with 12.5 pb either side. How would any change to this make it a better job?

When creating a new bathroom this is comes under building regs I believe. So a few questions- The current bedroom internal timber stub with 12.5 pb and skim. One wall is adjacent to existing bedroom the other to landing and staircase. If this are not fibreglass filled would i have to remove pb...

https://www.screwfix.com/c/screws-nails-fixings/anchors/cat840108

Small rad, just use umbrella type expanding fixings

If its dot and dab drylining then those wont work well as the brackets will pull through the board. Two options, Cut out pb where brackets sit and solid fill the area so bracket has solid ground Or...

Don't put check valve on hose, shower head must be fully open outlet on an electric shower.

Both boilers are fine, I'm assuming the Ideal is a Logic ? Double check the warranty on the Ideal, as there used to be a clause about the appliance being fitted in a domestic property only for the extended warranty

No, just on bath

Shower valves can be designated TMV2 or 3, https://www.bing.com/search?q=tmv2+bar+mixer&cvid=ebf627aabe884f69b46c820ec2e492f7&pglt=43&FORM=ANNTA1&PC=U531 https://www.screwfix.com/p/triton-benito-rear-fed-exposed-chrome-thermostatic-mixer-shower/9164t

It could be neater, but this is what happens when you use an online installation company. The guy fitting it won't be getting much, so you will get the bare minimum. Looking at the picture the boiler is mounted over the tiles at the bottom - as in bottom is 10mm further out from wall??? In an...

Did the same plumber do the copper work under the sink?

So you googled the price of the boiler. What about the vertical flue kit, extension, filter, chemicals, pipe, fittings and sundries ? Easily another 400 there. Price seems ok for London

Good luck getting any uk supplier to charge 5% either. Re. Delivery i had no problems, so couldn't comment.