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new boiler in belfast

weebobby123
Posts: 37 Forumite
in N. Ireland
boiler packed in (ariston)
the radiators were pretty poor beforehand even with balancing etc
big house with a lot of radiators on 3 floors , developer a few years back put in the cheapest boiler money could buy!
Any recomendations for someone to fit a new boiler and just potentially service/flush the system etc ???
Thanks
the radiators were pretty poor beforehand even with balancing etc
big house with a lot of radiators on 3 floors , developer a few years back put in the cheapest boiler money could buy!
Any recomendations for someone to fit a new boiler and just potentially service/flush the system etc ???
Thanks
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Gas or oil?0
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Isn`t there a grant available if your boiler is over 10 years or something??0
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south belfast
gas boiler which is not ten years old0 -
hi
the boiler is a gas ariston one about 8 or 9 years old and we are in south belfast .
any advice on someone to come look at our heating system would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Robert0 -
weebobby123 wrote: »hi
the boiler is a gas ariston one about 8 or 9 years old and we are in south belfast .
any advice on someone to come look at our heating system would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Robert
I don't know any gas installers so I'll leave this enquiry to somebody who knows what they're talking about.0 -
Hi
I know I am taking this thread off at a slight tangent but hopefully someone can help me.
I recently got a new oil boiler installed. It is a Warm Flow condenser boiler. When I was reading through the passport which comes with the boiler it says that 'the installer must arrange for the commissioning engineer to complete the Commissioning Certificate portion of the passport in order to validate the warranty.'
It was the installer who completed the Commissioning Certificate for me.
My question is can the installer and commissioning engineerer be one and the same persor or should the commissioning engineer be independent of the installer?
Thanks for any advise fortcoming.Val0 -
Hi
I know I am taking this thread off at a slight tangent but hopefully someone can help me.
I recently got a new oil boiler installed. It is a Warm Flow condenser boiler. When I was reading through the passport which comes with the boiler it says that 'the installer must arrange for the commissioning engineer to complete the Commissioning Certificate portion of the passport in order to validate the warranty.'
It was the installer who completed the Commissioning Certificate for me.
My question is can the installer and commissioning engineerer be one and the same persor or should the commissioning engineer be independent of the installer?
Thanks for any advise fortcoming.
It's better if they are the same person then that body assumes full responsibility.0
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