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No gas at property we want to buy. What next? Do we pay? Does transco/British Gas pay?
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If Cadent is your distributor be aware that their pricing is a bit 'variable'. Our neighbours (attached to our house) were quoted thousands for the connection so they didn't bother. When we told them that ours cost £400 they went back to Cadent and miraculously their price came right down.
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If you know where your nearest gas line is and can measure from there to your cadent will give a price. I paid £400 and it was a reasonable job, not extortionate. They have all the advice on the website and even have the maps to show where your nearest gas main is. Well they used to anyway.0
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