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ok but does the existing plasterboard need to come off, or can it be fitted on top?

Hi all I've done some searching already on previous posts, but cant seam to find the answer. Here goes........I live in a 3 bed 1930’s semi in N.London which has solid walls (no cavity walls) with a ground floor extension. The extension was completed approx 19yrs ago with NO insulation...

Morning Guys Had a plumber/heating specialist round last night who was very informative and honest (Finally!). He advised (as many of you have ;) ) that there is no reason to change the boiler at this stage. However it would be an idea to install a megaflow system and to make use of the new...

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Was told that if I went down the combi boiler route there is a chance that i could have a leak on the heathing system as the pipework is fairly old. With oak flooring and stone tiles on the entire ground floor its a risk that I should think about. Really? I was under the impression that if...

ok If I just converted it to a fully pumped system and changed the controls (as you suggest) will it make reduce the amount of gas used to heat the water? Or will it be best to have a newer 'self condensing' boiler fitted? Think I need to have a chat with a decent plumber....... (any...

The gravity system take forever to heat up the water, not mention my gas bill (ouch!) As for my boiler its not packed up or anything like that. Rather put something before it does though......been told it sounds like it has a lot of scale in it. Spot on British Gas did recommend that, as...

Hi all I live in a 3 bed 1930’s semi in N.London which still has (from what I’m told) a Gravity fed system. Got a copper tank in an upstairs cupboard with a cold water tank and heating expansion tank in the loft. All 11 radiators in the property were replaced only 3 years ago for modern...