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Condensing boilers- inside info
A CORGI-registered installer, who is also a trusted acquaintance, was
installing a bottled gas supply for my cooker. I got chatting about changing my oil-fired boiler to Calor as it is getting old and oil does not seem likely to come down in price soon or ever. He said 'don't'. His experience, and that of people he knows, is the new condensing boilers have poor reliability. He thinks that the rushed and ill- conceived rules resulted in poorly tested boilers. Apparently before long all new oil boilers are also going to have to be condensers and he thinks that problems could happen with them as well. He advised me to install a new oil boiler before the new regs, if I thought I might go down that route. He has given up boiler installations for the time being, until the equipment improves. -- __________________________________________________ _______________ Peter Scott Scanned using Norton Antivirus 2004 before being sent __________________________________________________ _______________ |
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