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What do I have to check regarding to gas boiler?

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  • Pincher
    Pincher Posts: 6,552 Forumite
    1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    Is the property still on their website?

    If so, They are just saying:
    "I'm washing my hair, i.e. stop bothering me."
  • diywhynot
    diywhynot Posts: 742 Forumite
    GUNGAABAYAR wrote: »
    I asked these documents

    anyway, does the home report survey check a gas safety in a property ?

    many thanks

    No. Will have recommendation in report to have gas appliances checked by a RGI.
  • GUNGAABAYAR
    GUNGAABAYAR Posts: 28 Forumite
    Pincher wrote: »
    Is the property still on their website?

    If so, They are just saying:
    "I'm washing my hair, i.e. stop bothering me."

    seems like Im bothering them too much
  • GUNGAABAYAR
    GUNGAABAYAR Posts: 28 Forumite
    diywhynot wrote: »
    No. Will have recommendation in report to have gas appliances checked by a RGI[/URL].

    can we get RGI investigation for gas safety during home survey and how much will it cost roughly?
  • joncombe
    joncombe Posts: 322 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 100 Posts
    Pincher wrote: »
    Is the property still on their website?

    If so, They are just saying:
    "I'm washing my hair, i.e. stop bothering me."
    Get someone else to ring for you and see if they tell them the same they are telling you.
  • GUNGAABAYAR
    GUNGAABAYAR Posts: 28 Forumite
    joncombe wrote: »
    Get someone else to ring for you and see if they tell them the same they are telling you.

    I have my friend called them and they seems still have the property, but the property ad has been removed from their website as well as rightmove website. But new ad of the property appears on rightmove.com under different EA who put the ad in their web as well.

    I was wondering why the old EA still wanted to show it to my friend?

    also wondering who actually choose a buyer , is it vendor or EA?
    cheers again
  • macman
    macman Posts: 53,129 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Name Dropper
    Nobody 'chooses a buyer'. The buyer makes an offer if they wish, the vendor can refuse, accept, or negotiate as they wish.
    The EA is obliged to pass on all offers made, low or high.
    There is no requirement for the vendor to supply a gas safety certificate when selling a house, nor is gas (or electrical) safety part of a homebuyer's report. They might, if asked, be able to show you a record of the install or annual service, but theydon't have to.
    There are no guarantees when you buy a house-you buy it 'as seen' and it's condition is down to you to establish before you contract to buy.
    No free lunch, and no free laptop ;)
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