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Surveyor suggested about Completion certificate
putopao
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Hi,
FTB’s here. The house that we are going to buy has a kitchen extended done , the surveyor report came and suggested about the completion cert. Who should I ask about this, the solicitor or their EA? Thanks.
FTB’s here. The house that we are going to buy has a kitchen extended done , the surveyor report came and suggested about the completion cert. Who should I ask about this, the solicitor or their EA? Thanks.
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Solicitor should ask as part of their queries1
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How about the Gas cert ? as the seller only provided the electricity. Thanks0
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Depends what you mean by "gas cert". Rented properties require an annual gas check, there's no requirement for sellers to carry out regular checks or provide anything on a sale. Normally up to you to organise someone to go in and check if you want reassurance about the condition of gas appliances. It's nothing to do with mortgages anyway.putopao said:How about the Gas cert ? as the seller only provided the electricity. Thanks
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If applicable. If the boiler has not been serviced in accordance with the manufacturers warranty. Then any cover afforded will be voided.
Was a new bolier installed?
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I dont know when they installed the boiler. i will ask the EA about this.0
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The boiler was installed in 20160
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The surveyor may have meant that you should see the gas installation certificate to show it was done by a registered gas engineer and not a DIY job. The solicitor should obtain this info as part of their process.
The annual servicing of the boiler isnt a legal requirement so if they dont have this done then you make a choice on it being a problem to you or not1
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