Boxt boiler company

Katyj ours takes up a kitchen wall cupboard too and it would be great to have it moved! I imagine it would bump the cost up significantly but worth sounding them out, thank you.

We’ve just had an ideal boiler fitted, it was in a kitchen unit, now in the airing cupboard. 10 year guarantee, £ 1800 fitted by a local company. We’re in Yorkshire.

It heats 15 radiators by the way.

We had a Worcester Bosch boiler fitted by a chap we totally trust. He only fitted these and we have never a problem with it in 12 years

Ours is a Baxi, and although in my head it’s new it is actually 10 years old now and we’ve had no problems. (Hope I’m not jinxing myself now!)

I didn’t want a combi as if your boiler should break down at least you can put your immersion on and still have hot water!

My Bosch Worcester is at least 12 years old and I have thermostats on every radiator. The gas engineer who services the boiler says it's the gold standard.

I have an elderly Potterton Suprima which has been really good. I asked for a quote when it was serviced recently and the fellow said £1400. He said it would be cheaper to replace like for like because of the cupboard it sits in. I never want this man to retire!

The first thing I did when I moved into this house in 1996 was to fit every radiator with thermostatic valves and they do pay for themselves.

We have had a Worcester Bosch for 10 years and never had any problems with it. It heats 9 radiators and have it checked every twelve months.

Our Worcester Bosch will cope with up to 21 radiators. Not that we need it, we don't live in a mansion.
This is the third boiler we have had in this house, and by far the most efficient and energy saving.

Thank you for that! Yes that would be as much as I want to pay. The boiler does need to fit into a specific cupboard so I'll bear that in mind. I'm hoping radiator thermostats won't add too much to the quote but we shall see - it's definitely something we need!

My son had a Worcester fitted for £2,500. It's about the same price as Baxi but you have to make sure it fits your space. We needed a boiler to fit a specific area (Cupboard in cloakroom) so bear this is mind. He had 7 radiators to heat while we had 9.
We are in the West Midlands, so don't pay anymore than this in the NE

Worcester Bosch hands down every time.

jolbook sorry!

These figures are giving me hope - thank you all. jolbrook I am in the north east. I am going to have some companies round to quote in early February.

This was definitely the price paid last week for replacement Baxi boiler. We used a local firm (incidentally Butco quoted £3,500 but with a Worcester and some new piping) recommended by my son. Delighted with job with good quick clean workmen. Where do you live Starshine?

When we needed a new boiler, we got the company that does all our boiler servicing to do it. They are a local firm (offices a couple of hundred yards away) and have been servicing our boilers since we moved here, over 20 years ago.

We replaced a Worcester Bosch boiler with a - Worcester Bosch boiler.

Worcester Bosch, new last year, existing pipes were fine, 10 year guarantee, very reliable.

I had a new vaillant boiler fitted about 18 months ago, the pump and filter were replaced at the same time for £2500 I kept my hot and cold cylinders. That price included everything including 10 year warranty and 10 years annual servicing. We used Impragas who have very mixed reviews but I found them excellent.

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jolbook the quote you hasdseems very reasonable! For those who haven't heard of Boxt - I noticed an advert on the television.

We have a newish Worcester boiler and opted for a system boiler. As the tank needed replacing this might seem contrary, but I do like to have an airing cupboard so we chose a larger h/w tank.
We also had thermostats fitted to existing radiators so unused bedrooms can be put on a low setting.

I've not heard of Boxt.

We had a Bosch combi to replace an ancient standard type. Best decision ever. An additional bonus or downside, depending how you look at it, is that you don’t need a hot water tank, so we had it removed as it was redundant, and turned the space into storage. This meant no airing cupboard which might be a downside for you, though not for us.

We had a new baxi boiler 2 years ago. Bought from a builders merchant and installed by a local gas fitter/plumber. We are been very happy with it so far.

Thank you all for the speedy responses ? I am taking notes!

Yes we want the easiest solution so sounds like a straight replacement is what's needed. We also need thermostatic valves fitting as our hall is ridiculously hot whereas the lounge is cooler!

We had a Vokera boiler and it lasted only four years, before we gave up on it. It gave us nothing but bother, fault after fault. An expensive mistake.
We now have a Worcester Bosch, it's like night and day and so efficient.