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Boys and girls, I have a boiler to install next week, it will be a heat only, customer doesn't want a Vaillant (all I fit typically) as their neighbour had one and got charged for a call out which wasn't repaired under warranty for reasons unknown, but that leaves me out of my comfort zone. House is a three bedroom, 8 radiators and a 150L indirect cylinder, I have been looking around and I am either going to go for possibly Main 18KW as I very rarely have issues with them any one else got any suggestions? Only issue is they only offer a 2-3 year warranty, I would like to avoid Worcester if possible.
 
Viessmann

Open vent or sealed 100-w
 
New Vokera evolve looks good but not fitted one myself. I’m normally like you and a Vaillant only man.
 
I have just started fitting Intergas boilers and i like the way they are put together and the long warranty offered , worth a look but if your not convinced stick with what you know bud . cheers kop
 
I would try and convince them to have a Vaillant that is installed correctly with the seven year warranty valid.
There must have been an issue with the installation for Vaillant to charge.
I have been installing Vaillant commercial and Domestic for a long time. For the handful of times I have called an Engineer out under warranty, there has never been a chargeable visit.

If I did have to choose another I would Probably choose BAXI to be honest. Maybe Viessmann.

Has anyone joined the ATAG bunch?
 
I agree with above, apart from the Baxi paragraph. :p. Fitting my first ATAG on Tuesday.
 
I agree with above, apart from the Baxi paragraph. :p. Fitting my first ATAG on Tuesday.

I used to use BAXI years ago that's why I said those but I have not looked at one in a while. I stopped using them because of the problems and poor quality but I have heard good things since.
I will be sticking with Vaillant myself.

Will you let us know how you went on with ATAG?
 
I used to use BAXI years ago that's why I said those but I have not looked at one in a while. I stopped using them because of the problems and poor quality but I have heard good things since.
I will be sticking with Vaillant myself.

Will you let us know how you went on with ATAG?
Will do.
 
I have the economiser 27kw in my place its fine a bit noisey if i am honest more like a small commercial boiler , finding it hard to sell another though due to cost , weather comp didnt do it for me property was not warm enough in hindsight should have fitted the 35kw for extra hotwater . cheers kop
 
I have the economiser 27kw in my place its fine a bit noisey if i am honest more like a small commercial boiler , finding it hard to sell another though due to cost , weather comp didnt do it for me property was not warm enough in hindsight should have fitted the 35kw for extra hotwater . cheers kop
Don’t tell me things like that:p:pits booked in for next week.:(:(
 
Fit a WB if she's worried about being charged by manufacturers attendance
 
Vaillant’s customer care is absolutely spot on. As long as the installer has done his job properly.
 
Don't they hold your customers money to charge if user error? They also sell your customers details to large companies without your permission from memory
 
Don't they hold your customers money to charge if user error? They also sell your customers details to large companies without your permission from memory

Think your thinking of ideal
 
I have been looking an Intergas the warranty sounds good and the suppliers seem to sell loads of them but I don't know too much about them value for money seems great.
 
The only problem I found with intergas is parts availability and if anything goes wrong there repair engys are hard to come by / non existent in my area
 
By looking at them, it doesn't look like a whole lot can go wrong, but then again heat only boilers are heat only boilers not much to them, if it was a Combi I would be more inclined to stick to Vaillant.
 
Try one i think you would be pleasantly suprised it can be used for so many applications, its the only combi boiler that can be used on a open vented system so no worrying about buried pipework but still has 13+litres a minute hotwater clever and if the pump fails you still get hotwater . cheers kop
 
Nah def vaillant, they now have a box that if you don't tick they sell customers details to companies like homeserve. they charge for call outs like ideal aswell

That's bad very bad
 
They charge over £100 for a false call out so a good profit making venture, Worcester just take it on the chin. Speaks volumes.
 
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