The kitchen is due for a refit, which I will do quite a lot of myself, but we're trying to decide whether to replace the boiler which sits in the corner. It's an old Potterton and has been there since we moved in 20 years ago, so it could be up to 25 years old. It's a floor standing model with a big fat chimney and works very well - it's had a recent service.
The question is, should we replace it with a modern wall mount boiler, which would give more space in the kitchen, but would be quite expensive? If we keep the old one, it may not last too much longer. If we replace, what advice can you give on going about it - it's not a job I would do myself. Is it just a matter of finding a good plumber?
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Peter.