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Hi
I have purchased a 60s bungalow with gas hot air heating installed underfloor. Hot water is supplied by an auxillary gas direct heater of dubious efficency all courtesy of Johnson and Starley.
BUT. We like the look of it and it is effective.
Reading up on this I wonder if the best option is a gas Combi boiler for hot water also supplying an air handling unit (I would prefer multicalor).
Would anybody be interested in supplying a quote?
 
pm op if your interested in the job
 
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