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Windows - nothing on the FENSA site

Flugelhorn · 2018-05-24 07:09:24

Am just in the process of selling a property under probate. There are fairly recent replacement double glazed windows (less than 10 years I think ) in the property. Haven't found any FENSA certs I've been onto the website and there is nothing registered for the property. Currently hunting through the paperwork to see if I…

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Owain_Moneysaver Posts: 11,392 Forumite

24 May 2018 at 1:48PM

Flugelhorn wrote: »

Sorry to be dippy - what does that mean? that there is only a year after the work was done for building control to do anything about it??

Yes, unless it's actually dangerous in which case BC will use a dangerous building notice to get repairs done.

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