Replacing a boiler with a combi

first78

Does anyone have a rough idea how much it would cost to have a gas fired boiler replaced with a combi? I'm looking at buying a house that has a bolier complete with a water tank thing in the airing cupboard and have no idea what is involved in replacing it with a combi...how big a job it is, costs involved etc. Can anyone shed any light here please?

gas4you

VERY roughly about £2500.

Depends where you are, what is invloved in your property and what make/size of combi you want.

Canucklehead

Good evening: depends on site requirements, the standard of the specification and your location in the UK. Contact RGIs recommended by a source you trust to conduct a site survey, discuss your requirements and quote for the job...in other words...can't tell from here.;)

See here for more advice.

HTH

Canucklehead

C.C.L.

We've just (September) had this done, and it has made a difference!
We had a Worcester Bosch 28i fitted to replace the old boiler, the hot & cold water tanks removed and wall/floor made good, TRV's fitted to 5 radiators and a new radiator fitted where there wasn't one and a wireless programmer fitted, and old one removed. It took them 2 and a half days and cost £2,470. 3 year guarantee as well. HTH.

SuzieSue

C.C.L. wrote: »

We've just (September) had this done, and it has made a difference!
We had a Worcester Bosch 28i fitted to replace the old boiler, the hot & cold water tanks removed and wall/floor made good, TRV's fitted to 5 radiators and a new radiator fitted where there wasn't one and a wireless programmer fitted, and old one removed. It took them 2 and a half days and cost £2,470. 3 year guarantee as well. HTH.

Did you keep the immersion heater or was that removed as well?

keystone

first78 wrote: »

Does anyone have a rough idea how much it would cost to have a gas fired boiler replaced with a combi? I'm looking at buying a house that has a bolier complete with a water tank thing in the airing cupboard and have no idea what is involved in replacing it with a combi...how big a job it is, costs involved etc. Can anyone shed any light here please?

How big is your house? No of rooms/radiators and number of bathrooms/showerooms?

Cheers

C.C.L.

SuzieSue wrote: »

Did you keep the immersion heater or was that removed as well?

The immersion heater was removed,along with the hot water tank.All associated pipework also removed.

Just to add, ours is a 2 bedroom 1 bathroom terrace cottage with 7 radiators, there were originally 6 radiators but we had another one put in.