Cost of installing Central Heating

maggie


Joined: 25/03/2008
Posts: 192

Message Posted:
20/01/2012 20:43

Does anyone know how much it would cost to have central heating fitted. Thanks.

breezyboy


Joined: 14/05/2007
Posts: 1179

Message Posted:
26/01/2012 18:11

I had the pipework installed with the house.

A quote for rads boiler and gas tank was £4k last year

Hutch


Joined: 14/09/2007
Posts: 86

Message Posted:
27/01/2012 11:58

Hi there



Please contact David, English and UK registered plumber and electrician, he can quote to install central heating.



He has many recommendations for all his work.



Tel 0533 8304261



Nicky

theone


Joined: 22/10/2010
Posts: 31

Message Posted:
27/01/2012 12:18

please call 2254936 (Demir döküm) One of the best companies in North Cyprus they have fitted many central heating systems

theone


Joined: 22/10/2010
Posts: 31

Message Posted:
27/01/2012 12:36

Mrs margaret hushon if you have the mechanical project for your house then we can give you a good price

can you tell me the total area of your house (m2)

kibsolar


Joined: 14/09/2008
Posts: 552

Message Posted:
27/01/2012 13:21

whatever you are going to decide for... If you get LPG, which is my advice, get a condensation boiler, working at 60/40 degrees.

As you need a bit bigger rdiators as well, this system is a bit more expensive, but you save a lot in energy costs (the savings surely will add up to the original purchase price of the whole Central heating system) and you have a fair and efficient chance to integrate solar energy (solar thermal) later on to make the system "a good system".

Also take in consideration that you system should not be "the cheapest".. the lifetime also matters.

For more info: please contact info@kibsolar.com

geronimo


Joined: 30/08/2009
Posts: 296

Message Posted:
27/01/2012 13:22

A friend of ours has just had central heating installed and it is terrific. The guys number is : 0533 877 3363 or 05338341914, he speaks excellent English and I know would happily give you a quote.

muffin


Joined: 03/07/2010
Posts: 83

Message Posted:
27/01/2012 15:14

Remember it is not the cost of installation that is relevant but the subsequent cost of running central heating out here.



We paid an aditional £2,500 to have oil fired heating installed i our new house 5 years ago. After the first winter we were horrified to find that it had cost £1000 to run for 3months and that was for timed heating for a few hours morning and evening. We haven't used it since ( although it would have been nice this winter as it has been very cold).



We also had problems with rainwater seeping through the lid of the oil storage tank so all in all more trouble than it is worth. We decided to make do with a log burner in the living room.

kiwikid


Joined: 18/08/2008
Posts: 496

Message Posted:
27/01/2012 17:42

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deputydawg


Joined: 30/03/2010
Posts: 1727

Message Posted:
27/01/2012 18:05

To add to Muffin's sound advice, if you go for oil central heating, it is far better if the oil tank and boiler are integral to your home. If exposed to the elements or not very close to the radiator system rust and heat loss will be experienced.

ataturk


Joined: 09/09/2008
Posts: 712

Message Posted:
28/01/2012 08:13

I would suggest an lpg condensing boiler and cant recommend it highly enough We have only filled up twice this winter and we use it a fair bit. It is a lot more economical and a lot cleaner than oil in my opinion.

yrret


Joined: 17/08/2010
Posts: 761

Message Posted:
28/01/2012 09:01

Be very careful of oil cnetral htg, friends of our had oil in their rental houyse, cost an absolute fortune to run, and you will end up hardly using it, so the whole installation becomes a waste of money.

We have Fortius boiler, heating a 4 bed open plan house (plus wood burher) and we have it on for an hour in the mornings to take the chill off the place, and an hour in the eve's if it's very cold, but the wood burner heats the house in the eve's too.

We use about 800-900tl gas every 2 years, and house is never cold.