full central heating system

[johno]

will ask 2moz and let all know

 

[johno]

thanx again folks updates 2moz

 

[SafeGasInstall]

DO NOT GIVE any £ upfront no matter how good the deal it sounds

 

[Gray0689]

DO NOT GIVE any £ upfront no matter how good the deal it sounds

That's the best advice you have been given this evening

 

[REDSAW]

if it seems too god to be true, it probably is!!!!!

forget the 15yr insurance deal too as this is a money making deal from the supplier, you are the one who will be paying for that premium. this is fine if you want one but get the insurance yourself and you will then cut out the middle mans commission.
go with a 5 year standard warranty then take up the boiler manufacturers maintenance deal.

 

[mak]

PM me if you still need a quote johno as i am based in stoke :wink:

 

[Avatar]

I would not even bother mate!

You pay £2500 and you will be suffering for years to come if they arse it up . . ..

Don't bother - get hold of a specialist gas engineer, with a little local company and get a quote from them.

I bet it is at least £4000 or more with a Worcester boiler (£900-£1100 by itself!)

My alarm bells are ringing quite frankly - and it is saying 'Cowboys!'

Run for the hills mate!


PS: do not buy from any company who have 'sales men' . . . . As stated use local tradesmen specialised in their fields.

Be afraid, be very afraid . . . .

 

[plum ber]

Is their website eurotechwindows.co.uk? Doesn't mention boiler installs on their website.

Get it all in writing and double check everything.

Just looked....they are Fensa registered, but as this covers windows and doors I think you should give them a wide bearth. GasSafe is what you need to see proof of not blummin Fensa?? ASK them for proof of GSR and go from there, but tbh if they fit windows and doors what the heck are they also doing fitting boilers?? Surely this makes the alarm bells ring, I know mine are ringing now, Good luck though