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Hi Festa Thanks for your post I do agree with what everyone is saying, and yes is should be tested and yes I should have known and yes I should tell the buyers but what about all the electrical work done on properties prior to Jan 2005. The house we are buying hasn't had any work done...

Should be moving house shortly and the place we are going needs a complete new heating system I want to get a combi installed but have heard that there are a few to avoid, baxi being one Can anyone comment on this and maybe suggest a make to go for? Thanks!

scousespark, I presume you are part P??!! fancy earning yourself some money and doing some testing??!!

scousespark :lol: getting away from the subject a little bit here! just wanted to know what to do given the situation. electrics are already there. bit late now!

Chivers. I understand what you have said and all the light are as above and correct Like I said, I'm not concerned myself, I would happily live there forever with no worries, I've done this many times before but we just need a bigger place, hence the move. I understand why these rules...

thanks for the replies! to save any confusion I am very confident about my electrics, I've done similar for years and never had a problem, ok I know this doesnt mean anything but that's all I can say. And no there is no underfloor heating in the ceiling.

Wondering if anyone can help. At the start of last year I re fitted my bathroom but at the time wasn't aware of the Part P stuff. I changed the original single light unit for spot lights and electric underfloor heating. I'm a pretty competent DIYer and to be honest it looks really good and...