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You won't get FENSA approval if you put it in yourself - a good enough reason not to!Time is an illusion - lunch time doubly so.0
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theadore wrote:thanks for the advice people.
no more progress today.. have someone coming in from a local firm next week, hopefully getting a 60% seasonal discount and any other offers on top. just have to wait and see... i'd consider putting them in myself but the work ethic suffers in the cold.
You can put them in yourself. You don't not to be Fensa approved, but you would need the installation approved by your local planning office. Same thing is true these days for a replacement boiler and even a replacement hot water cylinder.........bizarre some of the regs we are starting to see.0
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