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Do we have a chance.....
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Actually a lot of people do make it up: many times on the 'Gas and Electricity' board people tell you they have storage heaters when they have radiant panel heaters or a boiler when they have an immersion. Best of luck anyway!Declutterbug-in-progress.⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⭐️⭐️0
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Would anyone have a combination boiler fitted without radiators? which is then sealed away so no one can access it properly. Still doesnt make sence.0
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poppysarah wrote: »2.5 yrs without central heating! Wow.
Shop around for quotes.
Haha, I celebrated 10 years in my place without CH, and now I never know how I lived without them :P0 -
Nearly forgot to update this, although it took about 8 months to sort we won in the small claims court and got just under what we claimed for.
We suceeded under section 2 of the misrepresentation act 1967 for those who are interested!
Stressful but worth the outcome!0 -
Nearly forgot to update this, although it took about 8 months to sort we won in the small claims court and got just under what we claimed for.
We suceeded under section 2 of the misrepresentation act 1967 for those who are interested!
Stressful but worth the outcome!
Have you actually got the money?0 -
Yes paid within 3 weeks in full!0
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Well done :beer:
Let this be a lesson to all buyers. Check everything thoroughly0
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