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faz UKHCF
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Posted: Sat Jan 14, 2012 6:53 pm |
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hi, im in 2 minds whether or not to change my boiler, i moved into the house feb 2011 and on the survey it was highlighted, its not broke and it heats the house great with in a few mins, in fact its a cracking boiler but it 10 years old, now ive had a quick look at this help link website were they install and maintain a Worcester Bosch boiler for £18 per month, i already pay £6 a month for boiler break down so it would only be costing me £12.
my question is how much more economical would this new boiler be compared to my old current one? just so i can weigh up if ill be saving or costing
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craig
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moggridgeplumbing
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Posted: Sat Jan 14, 2012 8:33 pm |
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Which Worcester Boiler have you got? You will get many companies pushing you to change it for a condensing boiler, but in the scheme of things your boiler isn't that old.
If you look on the Energy Saving Trust website, statistical you will be saving between £ 150 - £300 per year on your gas bill. Weigh that up on the price of a replacement cost and the possible savings over the next 10 years and that will give you an idea. That is why I have asked for which Worcester Boiler model you have.
If you had a new Worcester boiler installed it comes with a 5yr warranty (which can be extended to 7yrs) at the moment, so why pay £18 per month?????
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Posted: Sat Jan 14, 2012 10:47 pm |
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Worcester Bosch are now providing a 5 year warranty on some of their boilers. If not, you get a standard 2 years warranty. So in effect, you will not be paying £12 a month for the next 2 or 5 years if you fit a new WB boiler (so long as it is fitted as per MI). That is £1,050.00 savings over a 5 yearperiod. Put that towards the purchase of your new boiler.
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faz UKHCF
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Posted: Sun Jan 15, 2012 10:38 am |
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the one i currently have isnt a WB its a saunier duval, the help link site has a deal of £474 deposit and £17 per month for 10 years, works out at around £2500 over then 10 years but they will maintain it for that 10 years, hope this helps
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thescruff
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Posted: Sun Jan 15, 2012 10:58 am |
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Who is making the offer and will they still be around in 10year.
If it includes an annual service and all parts as and when, that's not a bad deal.
Realistically a modern condensing boiler should save you 10-15%.
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faz UKHCF
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Posted: Sun Jan 15, 2012 4:53 pm |
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Posted: Sun Jan 15, 2012 5:10 pm |
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Get the feeling that's not as good as it reads, in fact there's so many holes and missing information, I think it could be an expensive mistake.
Proceed very carefully, I don't think it includes a service, and the repairs are on an insurance.
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