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Unvented Cylinder Installation Quote Template (UK)

Unvented cylinders need the right qualifications and a careful install. Your quote should show the customer you know that: discharge pipework, controls and notification all belong on it.

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The notes

Mr & Mrs Clarke, Tynemouth: “Remove vented cylinder + loft tanks, fit 210L unvented cylinder, tundish + discharge, new controls, 2 days.”

ItemQtyUnit priceTotal
210L unvented cylinder1 each£950.00£950.00
Remove vented cylinder and loft tanks1 job£300.00£300.00
Discharge pipework and tundish1 job£160.00£160.00
Controls and wiring1 job£180.00£180.00
Labour, 2 days2 days£340.00£680.00
Subtotal
£2,270.00
VAT at 20%
£454.00
Total
£2,724.00

Example prices for illustration only. Your prices depend on your area, the spec and access, so set your own.

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What a unvented cylinder installation quote should include

  • Cylinder make, size and type
  • G3 unvented qualification
  • Discharge pipework route and tundish position
  • Water pressure and flow check
  • Building Regulations notification

Common mistakes

Not checking incoming pressure

Unvented systems need adequate mains pressure and flow. Note that the quote depends on a satisfactory test.

Vague discharge route

The discharge pipe is where installs get complicated. Describe the route on the quote.

Questions

Do I need a G3 qualification to fit an unvented cylinder?

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Yes, installing unvented hot water systems requires G3 competence. Mention it on your quote.

Should the quote include annual servicing?

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Unvented cylinders should be serviced; offering it as an optional line can win repeat work.

What's commonly excluded?

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Decorating, making good and any upgrade to the incoming main if pressure is too low.

General guidance, not legal or technical advice. Check current regulations for your job.

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