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Had a Heating Engineer in this morning and he issued a Landlord Cert with advisory note of the pipe. My issue solved and BG binned :D :D :D :D :D Thanks all, it's been an experience.

Seeing as I've opened a can of worms I think I will get someone else in :lol:

Interesting reading on a Monday morning, I didn't realise it would cause such a debate and even more confusion for me :lol:

The next house, this property is mid-terrace.

Yes the cistern has an overflow. The bathroom is off the kitchen so ground floor level.

Wow!! I never expected so many replies, thank you :) Having looked outside in the rear garden I can only see one pipe coming out of the wall and that is in plastic, which I would have thought was the Oveflow from the toilet :?: Does this mean that the Pressure Relief joins into the toilet...

So if I were to call another company or Gas Safe Engineer would they have let this go on a Service/Landlord Certificate :?: British Gas have been servicing this boiler for years :!: I don't like to cut corners with regards to anyones safety so is it better that I have this pipe replaced...

Thanks. Just a few more questions if you wouldn't mind. They haven't turned the appliance off, just put a yellow warning triangle thing on it. So it never should have been installed this way when it was put in :?: Why have they serviced it over all these years without an issue :?:

Hi, My firends told me about this site and how it has helped her over the years so I thought I'd try and get some non British Gas advice. I am a Landlady and have had a Combi Vaillant boiler in for some years at one of my houses (was in when I purchased the house) and recentley British Gas...