Should removal of old system boiler be complete inc tanks?

[Scott_D]

Hmm. I did wonder why I was asked I must say.

It’s in the right ballpark I would say.
If it was a really low quote then there would be red flags and the bare minimum would be expected for the finished product which it sounds like you got

 

[rizla01]

It’s in the right ballpark I would say.
If it was a really low quote then there would be red flags and the bare minimum would be expected for the finished product which it sounds like you got

Ah Ok thanks for that.
He did inform me that the materials would be around £2500 which we paid up front but I think that might have been a bit top heavy.
Then again I am used to buying a Main 35 (10yrs back) for around £6 - £800 but I think that might be a trite low these days.

 

[rizla01]

Anyone still following this might like to see some of the end result of the job I had done.
This is after receiving a text to say all complete.

Can I have the rest of my money now please (£400)

I hope he knows how to sing.

 

[rizla01]

Any pictures of the boiler and old cylinder cupboard?

I have now added a few pics.

Here is the tank still in the loft with all pipes remaining and the cupboard we intend using for storage where the the old tank was.

 

[Ric2013]

I take your point, old chap.

 

[Scott_D]

Some things are unavoidable such as a floorboard splitting or plasterboard crumbling as you try and create a hole.
But that looks like a generally rough/rushed job with no pride taken.