diy gas work

I once saw a very carefully completed benchmark with flow at 73.4 and retuen at 57.8 etc.

Only thing is he had no CORGI number as he was unregistered !

Perfect installation too!

Tony
 
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2) they're not employed to do it (could that include Dad working for Daughter??) No mention is made of payment.

I've never met any diy'er who knows how to do a tightness test, even if he has the kit. (I DO meet a lot of rgi's who don't know how to do it!)

It would be impossible for a diy'er to PROVE he's competent, and of course as soon as he does something wrong, he's proved the opposite.

Shouldn't annoy Mod 10, should it? :rolleyes:

I think I could proof competence :rolleyes: or am I the exception :evil:
 
I don't really feel that I am generalising unnecessarily. Anyone can actually install/work on their own gas appliances, but obviously cannot notify it to BC :confused:

Whether their house insurance etc is valid afterwards is another grey area.

Think you had better read the BC book ;)

Anyone can notify BC usually at a cost although it's supposed to be minimal, and that includes electrics
 

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