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cheers dh. that's very useful. couple more question then, if you don't mind. would you suggest speaking to my GS engineer first and getting his opinion on a good boiler that would be less than £500 to fit, or is it probably going to be that to fit, regardless of the boiler type? also...

thanks, tony. is there a boiler on the market as good as the baxi which you could get on a budget of £600 (fittings included)?

are these a good boiler? looking at buying one so would appreciate people's opinion on them, please. also, how much do they RRP for? thanks in advance, kins.

I'd say about 5 - 6 years tops, deluks. No real majoy problems tbh. Basically, in one one the returns on the exteria wall, there seems to be a slight dark damp patch. i was thinking that this may have been striking down and through the roof of the extention, but it seems in good repaid...

i see, all. know the solicitors wouldn’t let us complete until the electrics were signed off. We eventually got them signed off by someone. This would lead me to think that our solicitors have checked all other certificates, etc? Also, it is one of 3 extensions, completed at the same...

al, i've not asked the builder any question because I've never met him. Basically, what I’m trying to find out is if he’s under any obligation to fix any faults that may have occurred due to him being a John Wayne double? If I find a fault, can I call him and get him round to repair the work...

thanks for the above,SBDC, much appreacited. I've been told that this may be The problem. When you say repair it at your own peril, what do you mean exactly – that it will break again? If so, how long is it likely to last if I do get it repair? Also, if this is the fault, would this be easily...

thanks for the advise, chaps. much appreciated. i'll stick with the ravensheat until i get something better. btw - i didn't pay much for it. p.s anyone need spares for a biasi?!

explain then, guys? will nobody fit these? are the illegal? what's the problem with them? i take it my ravensheat is OK, though?

not too sure of model. does a m90e.24s ring a bell?

cheers for the above. i take it if the biasi isn't an a-rated condensing bolier then the plumber will know this and let me know this prior to installing?

now, ben, who said i was going to ask for a quote :D . as long as i know it can be repaired then I'm happy. i've bought another bolider (second hand) but don't want to use if needs be. it's a biasi.......tin hat at the ready. cheers for the advise, ben.

hi all. i need a bit of advise, please. i bought a house a year ago and the house has had an extention. it was one of 3 identical and i'm the middle one. the guy we bought from was an old guy who seemed to want it done cheaper than the houses at either side - used old boiler, old kitchen...

not too sure who fitted it, it was in when i bought the house. is it repairable?

apology accepted. :lol: it's an rsf 820/20, i think. i think it's happen suddenly.

hello, I wonder is someone could please give me some advice about a problem with a ravensheat boiler, please. basically, when i have it switched on the hot water switch alone (i.e. not the central heating and water switch) it doesn't get hot. the only time i can get hot water it by having the...