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They want to make sure its in working in order before they insure it, installed to a fair standard and not about to fall off the wall. Put your money in a savings account and pay a local engineer when it goes wrong
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prehaps you should have got a few quotes for comparison, seriously..............
Potterton kingfisher II
They stopped making those in either '93 or '97 depending on the model.
The problem with insurance is the company have to be able to fulfill their terms and taking on boilers from the late 80's isn't the best idea. I work for one of these big firms and I'd decline the insurance, but then you might get a numpty who will just say aye and not care. Once you are accepted you are accepted.
Get a few quotes, £9k must have been the whole system and a decent hot water tank.
I'd be surprised if you didn't shave a 1/3rd off your gas bill especially if you have the old open flue version.
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