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Thanks @^woody^, really appreciate your advice. Could I check, are you an engineer? Just so I have some context when referencing your advice to my letting agent.

Thanks @^woody^ My landlord is planning to remove the boiler because it has broken. Do you think he needs a specialist asbestos removal person to do this or will most standard engineers be okay? Worried about getting asbestos in the air through the removal process.

Hi @Notch7, A replacement warm air boiler is definitely an option. Do you think that's what I should go with?

Hi all, I'm living in a rental property and my old 1970s warm air boiler has broken. The landlord is happy to replace it with a new system and seems to not mind what direction we want to go in. With this in mind, I'm trying to decide whether a replacement warm air system would be better or if...

Hi all, I've recently moved into a rental property with a very dated warm air unit. The exact model is: Johnson & Starley J2532Mk3 Modairflow. It's an old-looking unit, none digital, like something from '70s. After ringing the supplier I've been told "there will be asbestos in the rope but it...

Thanks @RandomGrinch, Really appreciate your advice. I had a couple of points I wanted to follow up on if that's okay? You mention keeping the door to the boiler cupboard shut, the only problem with that is that the only way to control the boiler is by going into the cupboard. Once I'm in...

Hi all, I've recently moved into a rental property with a very dated warm air unit. The exact model is: Johnson & Starley J2532Mk3 Modairflow. It's an old-looking unit, none digital, like something from 70's. After ringing the supplier I've been told "there will be asbestos in the rope but it...