I'm a bit clueless about boilers but have been trying to read up a little bit, wondered if anyone had any opinions to offer.
We have a 2 bed 1 bathroom house with conventional boiler system. The boiler is about 20/25 years old. It's serviced regularly and working ok but we're considering replacing it soon. Ideally we'd like to change a couple of radiators at the same time (changing location of one and possibly losing another altogether if possible).
As our house is fairly small extra storage space would be a huge bonus so we wondered about changing to a combination boiler. If I've understood correctly this would mean we could get rid of large water tank in the loft and smaller hot water tank in the airing cupboard?
Does anyone have experience of switching a conventional system for combi system? Also if anyone has done this can you remember rough cost?
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Should I replace conventional boiler with combo boiler?
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TeaPleaseBob · 26/01/2016 18:24
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