Desperate for advice re. new kitchen and boiler

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I would be so grateful if somebody could help me out with this.

I'm looking to have a new kitchen fitted in the new year. The ancient boiler also keeps packing up. This is positioned in the kitchen, and there's nowhere else to place it. Is it possible for kitchen planner/fitters to contract in a gas heating engineer to replace old boiler whilst putting in the new kitchen, to keep faff and disruption to a minimum?

TIA

Vaillant's are great, I used to work for British Gas

Ah, nice one Brummie. Had a Vaillant in my old house, rarely problematic, and parts easily sourced.

I think possibly heating engineer thought he saw me coming.

Thank Christ onna bike I thought to check here first. He succeeded in charging me WAAY above what I've usually paid to replace a diverter switch in the past, but I was desperate for hot water!

"obscure"

Which one?

Piglet, can't remember the name, (not sure he told me), but he did say it was Dutch.

Might have been an Intergas.

some of the gasmen have recently been getting very excited about them.

He did seem very enthusiastic, Piglet. Lots of arm waving.

Too funny !

Gas Engineer porn?