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my tenants asking for a heating programmer??

CB1979_2 · 2007-02-09 16:09:04

hi guys well my tenants have been in 4 months and everything is going swimmingly, touch wood! lol however they have asked me, if I can fit a timer on my boiler so that they can set for the heating to come on at say 6am to heat it a little before they get up. now that's a fair request in my opinion but should I have to pay…

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jennifernil Posts: 5,709 Forumite

11 February 2007 at 12:57AM

A new timer fitted now could easily be reused on a new installation, not all new boilers have built-in timers.
Quite frankly I am amazed that anyone would still have a central heating system these days without a timer! The first house we owned, in 1970, was built in 1965, that's 42 years ago, and it had a timer for the central heating.

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