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Stephen wrote:
I've suiggested that to various gas engineers who also fit boilers etc
over the last few years and they will not touch a job where someone
they don't know has fitted the central heating system, tanks, and the
boiler, leaving just the gas connection too.....

Apparently its to do with who to blame if something does not work.....

Who would expect someone who merely connected the gas supply to be
responsible for the rest of the system? Unless paid a fee for
commissioning the whole thing. Which is an entirely different matter.

More likely due to supply and demand, a qualified fitter would rather have
the whole job than just a part of it. When work gets short, things will
likely change.

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*I'm already visualizing the duct tape over your mouth

Dave Plowman London SW
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