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Boiler Insurance & Switching
                    Hi,
Just wondering if anyone has had a similar situation....
I am about to switch gas and electricity suppliers for the first time. The comparison sites are showing Atlantic to be the cheapest....however our landlords have boiler insurance through British Gas who is our current supplier for gas so would the boiler insurance still be valid if we switched to another company.......?
Thanks in advance :beer:
                Just wondering if anyone has had a similar situation....
I am about to switch gas and electricity suppliers for the first time. The comparison sites are showing Atlantic to be the cheapest....however our landlords have boiler insurance through British Gas who is our current supplier for gas so would the boiler insurance still be valid if we switched to another company.......?
Thanks in advance :beer:
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            Good evening: Check your tenancy agreement...there could be a clause which requires the tenant to retain the original suppliers.
 HTH
 CanuckleheadAsk to see CIPHE (Chartered Institute of Plumbing & Heating Engineering)0
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            Hi,
 Just wondering if anyone has had a similar situation....
 I am about to switch gas and electricity suppliers for the first time. The comparison sites are showing Atlantic to be the cheapest....however our landlords have boiler insurance through British Gas who is our current supplier for gas so would the boiler insurance still be valid if we switched to another company.......?
 Thanks in advance :beer:
 The boiler contract is completely separate from the supply, so changing suppliers does not invalidate the boiler insurance.Personally I'm always ready to learn, although I do not always like being taught - Sir Winston Churchill0
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            Canucklehead wrote: »Good evening: Check your tenancy agreement...there could be a clause which requires the tenant to retain the original suppliers.
 HTH
 Canucklehead
 Thanks I have checked and it doesn't say anything of the sort so i'm going to go ahead anyway as we'll be saving quite a few pounds :j0
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