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Trust me, I have no intention of listening to hard-work.

Thanks for your help anyway :)

Each flat is owned by an individual (52 flats total across 3 stairs) and the building is managed by a factoring company. I don't believe any one company 'owns' the building. This is in Scotland.

Nope. We've stated that if this issue is as big of a risk as our factors are suggesting then it should be then it the whole building should have gas turned off but our factors are next to useless to be honest. They've said the piping is internal to each flat so it's our problem, not theirs...

Unfortunately for us, the developer went into administration and was liquidated. Residents of our development are looking into pursuing the original installers but they don't appear to trade any more and finding out if they trade under a different name is proving difficult. We've had 3 quotes...

Do you know anything about gastite, the product one engineer has suggested using? His quote feels low (Around £700 total) for the work and materials to go through the ceiling. The pipework needs to travel 10-12metres total.

That is an option but requires taking up a whole load of laminate flooring which likely will need replacing. The option through the ceiling may be cheaper given all the joinery work and replacement of flooring. Edit: Forgot to say in original post, the gas pipe sizing has been deemed 'not to...

Hello, We've been informed by our building factors that gas pipes under our floor have been fitted incorrectly. They have informed us the 22mm copper pipes have been fitted without supports or coating and are resting on concrete, posing a corrosion risk. This work was done approximately 8-10...