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Brought house poor heating

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  • Fire_Fox
    Fire_Fox Posts: 26,026
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    garsam wrote: »
    hi. about 1 month ago he filled it out. i think im on a losing battle and should forget it and try fix it myself

    If the boiler had an annual service it was probably done before winter, thus the boiler may not now have been serviced for a year or so - have you checked with BG? Furthermore a month ago many people didn't have their heating on (I still don't) so the vendor could have been basing his assertion on the previous winter's use.
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  • Radsteral
    Radsteral Posts: 836
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    its either balancing or bleeding the system i think.
    if you have got no clue about the above, a plumber should sort it out in couple of hours,, and roughly 100-120 quid or ome times less that that
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