Best time for CH installation

Well if she wants to be without heating and possibly hotwater for a few days in the middle of winter it's up to her. I wouldn't, even down in the, positively tropical compared to here, south.

OK A boiler swap shouldn't take more than a day but is it just remove one fit another or is the location being moved, extra pipe runs, etc.

I'd still do it when you don't need space heating.

Had one done recently, on chatting to the plumber he said that he was, if anything busier in the Summer than Winter. His slackest time was the Christmas/New Year period, so if you can put up with it maybe if all plumbers are the same you could get a discount. :-)

"Ed Rear" wrote in news:GgWyc.36$ snipped-for-privacy@newsfe1-gui.server.ntli.net:

I think if your daughter is planning to renew heating in midwinter when she could have it done in midsummer she hasn't got both oars in the water.

If it can't be done this summer can't it srtuggle on till next?

I'd not thought about why plumbers are just as busy in the summer, but it's pretty obvious

mike