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Home Radiator Replacement
chrisb1357
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Hi all,
I removed an old radiator a few months back when i started work on our spare room. Instead of removing the many layers of paint on the old one i recently purchased a replacment now the room is done. I decided to purchase the same size which is 600 x 800 but knowing it might not be a direct replacment.
When i received the new radiator last week i checked to see if it would fit the current brackets still on the wall but found it would not so i now need to find a plumber to do this for me.
Could anyone tell me how much a plumber would charge to fit a new one in place and connect up. The old pipes are still there with the old valves so not sure if they could use them still
Chris
I removed an old radiator a few months back when i started work on our spare room. Instead of removing the many layers of paint on the old one i recently purchased a replacment now the room is done. I decided to purchase the same size which is 600 x 800 but knowing it might not be a direct replacment.
When i received the new radiator last week i checked to see if it would fit the current brackets still on the wall but found it would not so i now need to find a plumber to do this for me.
Could anyone tell me how much a plumber would charge to fit a new one in place and connect up. The old pipes are still there with the old valves so not sure if they could use them still
Chris
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Hopefully it should not cost more than around a minimum callout of about £60 + parts + VAT.
If for some reason the pipework needs altering then it would cost more.0
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