No it won't.
Completion Certificate for New Gas Boiler
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And like wise I have had to help people in the same boat where the solicitors have insisted upon itl and the only way to complete the sale was to take out an indemnity policy.
If the solicitors accept a Landlords/Home-owners inspection report then they are not doing their job properly.
If the solicitors accept a Landlords/Home-owners inspection report then they are not doing their job properly.
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Is that one of those half hour, 30 quid ones that you get off your mate Joe.
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cantaloup63
Since when has an RGI (even a bent one like joe's alcoholic mate) worked for a paltry £60 per hour
You shouldn't believe everything you read in the papers.
It is not specifically about safety. It is about building regulation compliance.
And yes, house sales have been held up for the lack of those as well. I did three last week. Two for the same client.
And two failed. Resulting in solicitors letters of undertaking.
In this case however, all were older than the inception point of GWN.
And yes, house sales have been held up for the lack of those as well. I did three last week. Two for the same client.
And two failed. Resulting in solicitors letters of undertaking.
In this case however, all were older than the inception point of GWN.
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cantaloup63
The papers I read don't have words
So do you think I should just go for the Indemnity and tell the Solicitor I had new gas boiler installed in 2006 but Plumber failed to give me Cert? I have just recently had it serviced and have got the service checklist to give them.
Ultimately, and despite my position in the debate, if the solicitors will accept a service invoice, or safety inspection report, then leave it at that.
Just know that you should really have had one; and if you buy another house or fit a new boiler, then you should have a GWN.
It ensures that the installer was registered and less likely to be a cowboy.
Just know that you should really have had one; and if you buy another house or fit a new boiler, then you should have a GWN.
It ensures that the installer was registered and less likely to be a cowboy.
Our new house does need new boiler, don't worry I won't be making this mistake again it will be my first question to them when they come out to do the quote!
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