Valliant or Vessman Boiler?
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Valliant or Vessman Boiler?

by Bryncoch » Wed Jul 16, 2008 12:55 am

Hi all - we're having to replace our Alpha boiler as its been condemned. Our boiler is in an outhouse, accessed by going outside. We want to leave it there but want a boiler that allows us to control it without having to venture outside.

We've had quotes from two Corgi registered chaps (both recommended) which includes portable thermostats.

One has suggested a Valiant echo-tech 824 (the quote was for £2100 inc VAT and labour and parts to include flushing out system, fitting it and adding thermostats to radiators etc - comes with 2 year warranty).

The second has suggested a Vessman (the quote was £2050 inc VAT and labour and labour and parts to include flushing out system, fitting it and adding thermostats to radiators etc - comes with 5year warranty. This prive also includes some extra work re. a dishwasher).

We've looked on various sites and have seen more things about Valiants but are attracted by 5 yr guarantee on Vessman as we'll be living here for more than 2 years.

Any thoughts on which one we should go for?

Thanks

Rob

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by htg engineer » Wed Jul 16, 2008 11:25 am

Vaillant's are good boilers, good quality and tend to last forever.

Haven't had much to do with Viessmann boilers but if they're offering 5 years warranty they must be good, and if installed correctly you have 5 years with no worry or hassle.


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