Why will no one say how much they pay for LPG? I don't mean car LPG. My contract has run up with BP and price is going up, I want to know what I should be paying?
Why will no one say how much they pay for LPG?
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The cost will depend on usage. Why not look through your bills and tell us your annual consumption and cost/litre.
Your option is to switch suppliers. In which case you'll be locked into a 36 month contract and they will install a new tank. Shell and Calor are the players in this area.
Without sounding obvious are you doing everything to reduce your consumption. Do you have a new AA rated gas boiler with full controls?
BTW oil is circa 45p/litre and oil boilers aren't anywhere near as efficient as a gas condensing boiler.
Your option is to switch suppliers. In which case you'll be locked into a 36 month contract and they will install a new tank. Shell and Calor are the players in this area.
Without sounding obvious are you doing everything to reduce your consumption. Do you have a new AA rated gas boiler with full controls?
BTW oil is circa 45p/litre and oil boilers aren't anywhere near as efficient as a gas condensing boiler.
I want to know what people are paying for lpg per litter?
I have a Z efficent boiler, around 20 years old. I got a quote for a new one for £300 pounds and he said I should save £150 a year. I spent £900 last year. I work it out that payback for a new boiler is 20 years. Is it worth it? HELL NO.
Anyway Price per litter of LPG I am after
I have a Z efficent boiler, around 20 years old. I got a quote for a new one for £300 pounds and he said I should save £150 a year. I spent £900 last year. I work it out that payback for a new boiler is 20 years. Is it worth it? HELL NO.
Anyway Price per litter of LPG I am after
Wouldn't it be easier just to ring all your local suppliers and ask for a quote? Seems the easiest solution.What other people in other parts of the country buy at is irrelevant as you may not be able to buy at that price.If pay back time was the number one factor in deciding to change a boiler then very few boilers would be changed.
Well, what the hell is the number one reason to change boilers? Do we change for fun?
Have I hit a nerve, are you a gas man that recommends your customers to change a boiler every brake down?
about gas price, I'm sure the major suppliers deal nationwide and surely the charge all customers the same rate?
Have I hit a nerve, are you a gas man that recommends your customers to change a boiler every brake down?
about gas price, I'm sure the major suppliers deal nationwide and surely the charge all customers the same rate?
Condensing oil boilers are more efficicient than LPG, SE oil boilers are almost as efficient are LPG Condensers. Figure against NG is even better.
Why don't you ask them?
Nope when I was working and I asked different people what they were being charged all seemed to be on different rates and that was all in the same region.
You ask others what they are paying so why not start thread with what you are paying currently? My current price is now 48p litre.
Because I am asking you, dough nut head
I think I had an update a week or two ago.
I think it was aound 45p a litre if memory is right .
I am in the Doncaster area.
I think it was aound 45p a litre if memory is right .
I am in the Doncaster area.
That should at least answer your question as to why you haven't yet had a definative response despite posting the same question twice. Maybe others have got you down for the c*** you seem to be.
TIBBOT, r u a NUB or a NOOB
More another person who couldn't give a f*** what you pay for LPG, how old your Z rated boiler is or if you ever get payback on the boiler you've made up your mind you're never going to buy.
Change your name to Mr Angry it would be more suitable.Whats your problem fella?If you can't work out the main reasons to change a boiler then you won't get any help from me.I've got more important things to do.....Celebrity has started
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