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Or in the case of Warmflows, the second hand ones are probably better than the new ones as the chances are someone has fixed all the leaks for you. :p
 
I just pulled out a wall hung Thermecon condenser. Bloke who bought the house is having the garage sorted out and wanted a new one. So here I have a 5 year old Thermecrap....Ill stick it on ebay, I just cant bring myself to bung it.
 
Got a 2nd hand 2 year old Vortex Pro now. Customer gone for Biomass and old boiler in perfect condition. Got someone who wants one so going to fit it for them, Act as agent on behalf of customer and take commission on the sale. I fitted the original so I know its OK.
 
2 question I always get:
can I put a new fire on that back boiler- no sorry
can you move this boiler - no unless it has a condensate and flue is available to buy

simples!!!
 
You are allowed to relocate an existing standard efficiency boiler within a property and it does not need to be notified (so said my LABC), but the expense of doing so would be a waste of money to move a really old one.
 
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