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As the other guys have said, stear clear of BG for your CP12 fella! Corgi website type in post code and find or ring a few local RGI's. They would defo be cheaper than BG :roll:

Do a yell search on local suppliers fella :wink: If you only need a couple take your elbow to merchant and ask for 2 more saves you postal costs.... and quicker 8) Don't mix and type of plastic pipe/fittings you are asking for trouble....

Have you been given a grant? Warmfront do alot of grant work, get more quotes fella... Like we said before :wink:

Trace the PRV pipework, does it end outside? Is it wet or dripping? Take cap off expansion vessel and make sure you don't get water coming out fella.... Report back :wink:

As Tony states you can have bends above wet part of stack, often you get 3 or 4 45 angle bends to clear the soffat and guttering. Ensure that the 1m clearance is above all windows and re-entry points, just incase you have a velux in the loft fella....

As Tony and Slug states fan pcb, but, I would check the CH sensor as well, get your multimeter and check the ohms across the terminals. Don't want you to fork out for a pcb fella if a cheap CH sensor is at fault :wink: After all, if it works on DHW, then something on the CH side is amiss...

A boiler and 5 rad's don't cost £1000! The other money isn't just labour fella, there is pipe, valves, flushing, fittings, clips etc. I would ask the RGI what make of boiler he is fitting, it varies from a reliant robin to a rolls royce you know what I mean. Ask for more than one quote and go...

Aren't we digressing here people :wink: The OP is having concerns on the neighbours "plume," and subsequent installation issues. If it is sticking 18 inches out to clear the soffat or guttering then the installation is incorrect and the installer hasn't complied with the MI's. I suggest you...

Alot of TRV's after awhile cease to function properly, some where the pin sticks in the main body of the TRV, often after when heating off for a spell! You need to free the pin and gently tap the body fella, the flow through the rad won't happen if the TRV isn't open. Yes it can be full of...

As ben stated, spot on advice, seeing as the landlord is getting an RGI in :wink: No need for you to do FF, unless you are an RGI fella. We don't give specific FF to the unqualified for safety reasons....

I don't want to appear condescending here, but, do you think it is a nuisance? After all, it's your house fella. Common sense prevails here, if you get on with the new neighbours then ask him who installed it? As you would like some work doing, or he might not even know if anything is wrong...

If it isn't changed quickly your AAV will blow steam out like a kettle and can cause damage to the boiler and surrounding area, unless you want a kitchen with a steam facility fella :roll:

Ask them why they can't source the required part then :?:

Hmmm, sounds like Mr DIY has been at it again, the 2 90's shouldn't be there and I guess the fall over 7m is incorrect also :roll: I would suggest you get a good local plumber who would redo the complete waste pipe fella... If no waste or water is getting away, the lovely growth of all the...

Get a local RGI who should be able to source you a new one 8) BG up to their old tricks, no fixy attitude, so get your wallet out and pulling of the pants down also, even chew on a piece of wood, cause you know it's gonna hurt! Go on the corgi website to find a couple of local RGI's fella...

If you think you smell gas, then call transco out, any suspected smell MUST be reported to transco (0800 111 999). It is a free service, and more importantly, the safety of life and buildings is paramount! If it is safe, then they will say, if not, they will submit a report to the householder...

You can get a plumber to solder a section of copper pipe OR you can go to a good supplier, NOT B+Q, and buy a speedfit chrome flex pipe in whatever length you require with an half inch tap connector on one end and just fit a small section of copper pipe on your service valve :wink: Then no...

I agree with bahco, an unvented system with a 300 litre tank fella...

Sounds like she doesn't use the sebo around the house if the pilot and burner was full of dust, likely cause of bad ignition :wink: Advise you call round yearly to check her hoovering skills keep the fire working :wink: Seriously, she should get it checked on a yearly basis, but, our older...

Circular saw or angle-grinder is the main weapon of choice fella :wink: