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Replacing a roof top water tank-residential bungalow

can anyone tell me the expected cost of replacing a roof top water tank-residential bungalow type house  in Larnaca-thank you

See also

https://www.homegardencyprus.com/en/cat … ater-tanks



prices vary on size obviously

Hot or cold water tank

We paid 2,000 EUR for a complete replacement of the roof-top hot water tank including installation last year.

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@notlost-justlookingaround

€2k for a an installed water heater 😳😳 wow

Was that a "wow", what a bargain, or "wow" - you got screwed?

Not a bargain

Fair point, but from the wandering about I did to look at the major components (tank and 2 x panels) was roughly 1,500 EUR retail cost in 2024 without delivery, installation or removal and disposal of the  old system.


Can't imagine the parts are getting any cheaper, so I wouldn't be surprised if a 2k to 2.5k cost installed is still valid.

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I have a contavct here am sure he will. Get back to me soon.. you might be right .but would be nice to know

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Cold Water Plastic Tank (400L – 1,000L): €180 to €350 for the unit alone (e.g., standard polyethylene or rotation-molded tanks from local suppliers like Homemarket-DIY or VitaPlast).


Hot Water Cylinder / Solar Tank Setup: €500 to €900+ if replacing a dual hot-cold solar/immersion roof setup.


€150 to €350 for a local technician to remove the old tank, safely dispose/lower it from a single-story bungalow roof, modify weathered pipe connections, and install new ball/float valves.


Check out > https://watertankcalculator.com/calcula … -estimator


Like all things, don't go with the first quote, Always get a few and have it itemised, and if possible buy your own and get it installed by someone. You can save a huge amount.

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Apologies for the delay my contact was on holiday  and has just got back to me at approx €1400.supplied and fitted

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