Advice about my Gas Meter

efunc

Job's a good'n. Took about 2hrs. The fitter looked the spitting image of Dom Jolly!

I was very lucky really. He could have just secured it to the wall, which was all he was called out to do, but a little polite persuasion reaped rewards.

needaspirin

Looks just the job now! ...And the price was right!!! :beer:

Canucklehead

rockin_plumber wrote: »

Did he pick up on the fact there was no bonding near the meter

Dom Joly doesn't do electrics I guess:D


Corgi Guy.

rockin_plumber

Canucklehead wrote: »

Dom Joly doesn't do electrics I guess:D


Corgi Guy.

At least he carried a new label to stick on the meter :rotfl:

efunc

what's bonding, so I know if I should be concerned?

red40

efunc wrote: »

a bit of badgering from yours truely he broke down

I hate to see grown gas fitters cry

Well done efunc for persevering :T

I dont know you think he would have brushed the dashing off, where the brick dust from drilling has settled............you just cant get the tradesmen anymore, lol!

daz69kay

Hi there, the best thing to do in that situation is contact your Gas supplier. Tell them you want to change your meter from a credit meter to pre-payment meter. This will be done free of charge. Then down the line you can change it back or change Gas supplier and they can re-fit a new meter. This will be done Free. I worked for E-On for about 2 years.. Good luck

rockin_plumber

daz69kay wrote: »

Hi there, the best thing to do in that situation is contact your Gas supplier. Tell them you want to change your meter from a credit meter to pre-payment meter. This will be done free of charge. Then down the line you can change it back or change Gas supplier and they can re-fit a new meter. This will be done Free. I worked for E-On for about 2 years.. Good luck

did you read the thread