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Removed gas fire, buyer wants local authority consent
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No, you just need to get the buyer's solicitor to understand you don't need one for the removal of the fire.flyingv said:Thanks everyone for your replies, really helpful.
We have a BC cert for the installation of the new boiler but it doesn't mention the removal of the fire. It's definitely been capped off. Do I need to retrospectively ask for this?
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Perfect, thank you @Section62 and everyone else who responded, you've put my mind at ease. ThanksSection62 said:
No, you just need to get the buyer's solicitor to understand you don't need one for the removal of the fire.flyingv said:Thanks everyone for your replies, really helpful.
We have a BC cert for the installation of the new boiler but it doesn't mention the removal of the fire. It's definitely been capped off. Do I need to retrospectively ask for this?
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No, of course you don't.1
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Tell the buyer that no consent is needed for this and if they want, they may get a gas engineer to certify the capping.1
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