This is not a DIY disaster, but it is a disaster and I have no idea where else to look for advice.
I look after the building repairs on a church. Last week I got the annual gas safety check done and the gas safe engineer found the pressure was about twice what it should be. He disconnected the supply and commented that the high pressure has damaged the boiler.
I got onto British Gas who sent someone out who changed the regulator, so pressure is back to normal.
My question is there any way that British Gas are responsible for the damage to the boiler as their regulator failed? Are they likely to pay for repairs?
I look after the building repairs on a church. Last week I got the annual gas safety check done and the gas safe engineer found the pressure was about twice what it should be. He disconnected the supply and commented that the high pressure has damaged the boiler.
I got onto British Gas who sent someone out who changed the regulator, so pressure is back to normal.
My question is there any way that British Gas are responsible for the damage to the boiler as their regulator failed? Are they likely to pay for repairs?