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buying a boiler and having it fitted? good idea?

mrs_baggins · 2007-10-19 08:04:01

am looking at having a new boiler installed early next year-not a combi type but basically a more up to date modern one that I have. I want to use the same pipework and radiators and controls if possible as well. Once I have decided on which boiler I wanted could I just go out and buy the boiler- say £600 or so and then…

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economiser Posts: 897 Forumite

22 October 2007 at 5:42PM

Canucklehead wrote: »

Good evening: All the gas heating engineers we know are CORGI registered...any other scenario would be illegal.

HTH

Canucklehead

Just wanted to make things clear as many folk seem to think that you have to be Corgi registered to do any work on a gas heating system. My neighbour is Corgi registered and is quite happy to do just the gas element for others.

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