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That outer flue looks like a Baxi/Potterton and not a Worcester Flue.

He's left the permanent link in place, as there is no programmer or thermostat. Get someone in to fit a programmable room thermostat.

Only noisy at full pelt on hot water. In the bathroom airing cupboard will be fine.

Baxi Duotec been out a good while, decent warranty and parts will be reasonable after the warranty expires.

Stick with a main brand, with decent aftersales support. Most installers will be familiar with them and spares after the warranty period ends won't be extortionate.

With the Rhi for solar thermal being phased out, more and more installers are dropping solar thermal from their competencies. I also will not be renewing my solar thermal this year.

If your budget can stretch, Worcester Bosch 21 or 24kw system boiler, with a Worcester Cylinder and Worcester Wave Smart Start. 10 years warranty on everything including thermostat, and cylinder controls.

Yorkshire.

Only ask a for a deposit on jobs over 5k or if I get the tingles with particular clients. All my customers know payment is due immediately after completion not 7/10 days later. Last year I got took for around £300. Its the smaller jobs that people take the ****.

Keep the baxi!

Could also be the setback temperature is set too high, so in effect not switching the boiler off. The SALUS has 2 on/setback periods plus a fifth setback overnight setting.

My tuppence worth, by going down the Intergas route you may be limiting your installer base. In my personal opinion decent mid range boilers would be Ideal Logic Plus, Baxi Duotec. Mass produced mid range boilers, spares and technical knowledge readily available.

Has the boiler got the mechanical clock on the fascia, and is that set to permanently on.

More useful than a card and chocolates. Downside is no jiggy jiggy for 12 months.

Do you still get heating.?

Pump was on the return on gravity fed hot water systems.

You might be limited on cylinder size, 150/170ltr will probably be your max size. To allow all servicing clearances to be met for boiler.

And reference materials ?. If you were not sure did you not have technical supervisors to ask.? It seems both you and the auditor passed quick gas courses.

Doesn't the company that you work for supply you with reference materials. Or on the job training, in actual fact I'm sure you would have undergone specific training when you started. Have you not got met1 ?

His £84 diagnostic fee hasn't gone up since the 70's