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Should I remove the Gas Rayburn?

poimnb · 2023-03-05 16:18:20

I'm in the process of buying a house that has a mains gas powered Rayburn cooker (believe it's a 480AG) that is running the heating and hot water, along with an immersion heater hot water tank in a bathroom cupboard (poorly insulated). Also has two electric showers. It's a larger house than I've ever lived in - large 4 bed…

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Apodemus Posts: 3,410 Forumite

7 March 2023 at 3:01PM

nologo said:

What does the EPC suggest the costs are likely to be?

nologo

Will the EPC not just list generic costs based on the heating type (ie non-condensing gas boiler) and the levels of insulation? If so, they might be very much less than the actual cost of a an 80k BTU gas Rayburn, which includes cooker function.

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