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I've read some conflicting advice. Some say turn off the boiler on it's panel and unplug/ turn off at the mains power others say just turn the boiler off and leave it connected to mains power?

Only issues we've had so far are mainly water leaks from the condensate but more recently a valve inside causing central heating pressure to also drop. When turning the water off is it ok to open all the hot taps to drain the hot water?

We only have a gas boiler, no gas hob, oven or fire place. I had read the pump can seize but sureley that would be months not weeks?

We have a Vaillant EcoTec Pro 28. We are planning on going away this summer and want to turn off the Water and Gas supply. I have had a gas leak previously although on the pipe entering the property. What is the correct process for turning off the boiler and gas? Will turning off the gas...

This is the fix the workman made when I queried the lack of fixings.

Sorry I meant two, one of each side. I had mentioned the fixing and it has been "reinforced" connected to the beams as they stated there was nowhere suitable in the brick. I'll upload an updated picture of it later tonight.

Thank you for the quick reply. That's what I'm hoping but I'm not a building expert. I've uploaded a couple of pictures of each pillar.

I recently had a sectional garage door with a track mounted motor fitted by a national company. My garage is made out of breeze blocks with a pillar half way down the wall either side. The roof was upgraded over a decade ago from a flat roof to a tiled pitched roof. The fitters had to remove...