Boiler?

[spandit]

.With the new gas issues coming into play it would be advisable to look into alternative fuels ie ground source and air pumps .The initial outlay is large but the long term is no gas bills that are set to rise massively .

My plumber said my boiler would cope with hydrogen, which could replace natural gas

 

[Kjf]

Worcester Bosch combi + Hive thermostat for me here too...largest size running 27 rads - apart from the one in our bedroom which I think is blocked as it never bloody warms up!

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Worcester Bosch green Star here. Works just fine...

 

[shakey jake]

new green grant coming in april, if the same applies as we got last year half the price of install up to 5g covered plus we get £270 back a quarter for running it for 7 years. with our solar our costs after 7 years will be very low

 

[JayJay27]

Vaillant are reasonable for the money. But Worcester Bosch are in my opinion the better made boiler.

 

[TomT3]

All plumbers I know now use ideal for their unbeatable warranty. We’ve subcontracted out mechanical packages for new build projects which the client has specified Worcester Bosch. On two sites using two completely different models we had to replace 5 boilers under warranty as faulty from manufacturing. Most companies Ive dealt with would not use them anymore.

Even staunch valiant installers now recommend ideal for price and warranty.

 

[kes]

First perhaps check this as if there is a grant and you qualify - why not - only available for GAS boilers Who Qualifies For The Free Boiler And Heating Grant Scheme?
I have always used Worcester and now Worcester/Bosch 85% min efficiency for a grant. That said, as an OIL ch person, I have 2 GRANT boilers and they are rather good !