Replacing radiators

Question

How much would it typically cost to replace a radiator in a house.

Samuel · Accepted Answer

Depending on the size and difficulty of pipe work. Basic - £90 per radiator

Scott · Answer

Hi, The answer is quite broad. We would require more information as there are many factors.
The things we look out for:
- What type of system, Sealed or Gravity?
- What size radiator? is it like for like? New Valves?
- any pipe adjustments? if so, above or below floor level

As a labour only guide it can be anything between £140-250 each
examples:
- Combi
-1200x600 Panel plus, Same size with new valves
- no adjustments 
Supply and fitted £250-300

Ismael · Answer

180£ plus cost of radiator will be a valid quote for this job

Paul · Answer

It would usually cost £190 for a single radiator £260 for a double and £60 for a small single and £130 for a small double radiator

Adrian · Answer

Depends on where you are located, who does it I,e independent guy or company, and how much traveling to get to the job, and size of radiator

Simon · Answer

Like for like without replacement valves (draining or bunging system) around £100 Labour only (Oxfordshire)

Jamie · Answer

£100 like for like if any materials are involved they will be on top

Robert · Answer

About £95 for straight swop, or if valves need changing plus drainage around £125

Adam · Answer

Depends if customer is supplying the radiator or if it’s a different size and the type of system.

If it’s just a straight swap and customer supplied the rad and it’s a combi boilier I would charge £140.00 plus VAT

Alexander · Answer

Straight change without valves replacement £80 
With valves replacement £125
With pipes adjustment £150-200

Replacing radiators

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