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j3oeff

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Hi All,

Last night i discovered my Worcester 35CDi II was leaking, I had a new expansion vessel fitted in may as the old one had failed along with a new PRV.


I think it is probably about time to replace the boiler given it was installed when the house was built in 2002 so is approaching 20 years old.

Can anyone please advise on something to replace it with as it is a minefield. I've seen the below on websites such as BOXT and Warmzilla but happy to look at others as I have no idea.

The below all are coming in around £1950 - £2250 Installed.

Ideal Logic Max C24
Vaillant EcoTec Plus 825
Worcester Bosch Greenstar 4000

thank you!
 

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Go with a local heating engineer as there fitters get paid peanuts so just slam it in
 

j3oeff

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The guy i usually use for repairs on my current boiler quoted £2,000 for a baxi (7 year warranty).
 

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Or 2200 for a baxi 830 ? As that one has a 10 year if you can fit the supplier filter
 

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I assume Baxi is as good as the others? I don't mind which brand I get. Just want one which is reliable and won't cause me hassle :)
 

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From who your local heating engineer?
 

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Good price just make sure it’s not a hot flush, it needs to include chemicals etc
 
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