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quiiiiick! anyone who's recently had a whole new central heating system fitted in their house...

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SpringHeeledJack · 24/08/2011 20:23

...how much was it?

to the nearest million?

tvm

(off to have my tea but will be back later)

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ChippingIn · 24/08/2011 20:25

Need a few facts...

How many rooms will have radiators in?

How many people living in the house?

NLatlarge · 24/08/2011 20:30

I had a quote quite a few years ago for a small house and it was a bit alarming - around 3-4 grand I think - but there was no heating at all previously.

DCSsunhill · 24/08/2011 20:31

2700 plus vat

shhhgobacktosleep · 24/08/2011 22:16

£4k currently being installed. New valiant boiler (can't remember name of boiler off top of my head but got which best buy) and radiators in all rooms - 4 beds, 2 recs, large kitchen diner, 2 bathrooms, hallway. We're in the south east.

SpringHeeledJack · 24/08/2011 22:31

phew, thanks everyone

ours sounds roughly the same size as yours, shhh- a bit smaller- and we're also in the south east

we'd banked on it being around the 3/4k mark- till xp told me this evening that it would be more like TEN Shock

think the bugger was just trying to put the wind up me!

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timidviper · 24/08/2011 22:35

We're in the NW and ours was about 7. Sounds like similar no of rooms to shhh but it is old so big enough that some rooms have more than 1 radiator in.

SpringHeeledJack · 25/08/2011 08:37

ours has 4 beds but all of them are pretty pokey- as are the living room and kitchen.

Thanks, homes and property peeps- you will be getting a lot of similar qs in the next few weeks/months, as the property we're buying is a total knacker

[panic emoticon]

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alibubbles · 25/08/2011 09:14

New boiler and moved upstairs, not any easy job, all new rads, 4 beds, 3 reception, 2 baths, new thermostat, £4k and I would thoroughly recommend them.

They kept to the date schedule, very tidy, covered all my cream carpets with new cloths,they were fantastic, Herts.

notcitrus · 25/08/2011 09:31

Ours was around £6k, including new boiler, 8 new radiators, heated towel rail, cleaning about 8 old radiators, and fixing zillions of pipes.

Got quotes over 10k, mind you.

shhhgobacktosleep · 25/08/2011 17:37

Meant to say that ours is a complete new system (all the old pipework etc ripped out and starting again from scratch) Also bought a "total knacker" SHJ Grin

ChippingIn · 25/08/2011 20:27

Shhh - I have been quoted the same price for less in the SE - any chance you could PM me the contact details of the people who are doing yours?

I didn't get it done last year - but I'm hoping to get it done this year - if I can get a good enough price.

conculainey · 25/08/2011 21:02

I installed a full heating system 3 years ago with 12 radiators and a wood burner, the materials came to just under 2 k with the wood burner being the most expensive single component @ 850 pounds. That price included all the pipe, the header tank ,pump and fittings.

leeloo1 · 26/08/2011 14:57

Alibubbles Do you mind saying who you used please? ;)

alibubbles · 26/08/2011 16:13

Hi leeloo1 ecotec green heating and really would recommend them and I have no connections with them!

A very detailed estimate, and very keenly priced too.

leeloo1 · 26/08/2011 17:05

Thanks for that, I'm thinking of having something similar done, but, as ever, it depends on the price as to whether we can afford it!

Just realised I Winked, rather than :)ing, which seems odd in the context.

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