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Who did you call ? Perhaps a local independent would be more helpful, it would be hard to be less. If your unsure as to the condition of the boiler, it would be sensible to have a qualified person asses it before you turn it on. I certainly wouldn't insist a customer knew the status of the...

If you could tell us in your own words what the problems are, and perhaps post some pictures of the pipework people might be able to help more. All that can be said at the moment is that the bloke that looked at it is a muppet.

Im not sure I wouldn't do the same I the ops circumstances, though I would have been more thorough in my planning in the first place. However im not sure it's at all wise to actually advise someone to go and do it, besides where are you going to find an rgi that's prepared to stick their...

The manual will tell you the exact service procedure.

Really ? :shock:

The bg system only works for a single zone. Fine for most but limited to say the least.

If you turn all other rads off and the radiator is only getting warm, what's the boiler doing ? Have you made sure the locksheild valve is opening and the washer isn't jammed in it restricting flow ?

Quite right. Blame a 5 day old baby and precious little sleep for that one. :oops:

Than you are being pretty short sighted to be perfectly honest. How about someone who is quadriplegic, (neck down paralysed), and the only way really for you to have any control of your enviroment is via a computer that reads your eye movement. Wouldn't you be really glad of a "gadjet" that...

Have you got a link for the system you're looking at ?

Either a flexi tap connector or a pushfit tap connector is what your looking for.

Think there might be some confusion, you wouldn't usually screed a wooden floor. Look at using spreader plates between the joists to carry the pipework, still insulate underneath. 22mm chipboard is probably the most common thing to lay over the top, though you could also use ply. 1" ply would...

The Heatmiser kit works well, and we've installed as both standalone system, and integrated into Control4. There is also an app for both apple and android. Whoever is installing needs to not only know how to wire it into the heating system, which is fairly straight foward, and also how to...

Its up to 1600 times, dependant on the temperature it reaches.

Pump would be my first guess, but then I'd go on and test if it was actually causing the problem before doing anything. I'd call the guy back that changed the controls and tell him it hasn't fixed it. Swapping parts on a guess is no way to fix anything.

3 amp fuse blowing perhaps ? Rcds trip, mcbs trip, fuses blow. What boiler, what controls ? Did the engineer tell you what the fault was ?

Being mains pressure upstairs or down will make little odds. The mains flow rate and ability of your shower/boiler to heat the water are the factors you need to consider. Providing your incomming flow rate is sufficient you should get an ok shower.

And I could be wrong as ive never fit a glow worm but registering the warranty and registering the install with building control are two different things.

If your dad hasn't sent gas safe his g3 they won't know about it and so will assume he isn't qualified.

I don't think you get the option to register something you haven't provided gas safe with your certificates for. Assuming you are registered with gas safe, send them a copy of your certificate and you will be able to register it through them. If you aren't gas registered you could join either...