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No, but obviously all advice given on here is given as a guide and not an exact solution to a problem, and all work should be consulted on site by a qualifed tradesman before any work commences.
CORGI registrations can be checked on the CORGI website
CORGI registrations can be checked on the CORGI website
No, but obviously all advice given on here is given as a guide and not an exact solution to a problem, and all work should be consulted on site by a qualifed tradesman before any work commences.
CORGI registrations can be checked on the CORGI website
Well, I for one, am not going to give any detailed advice on gas aspects to anyone who is not CORGI registered!
The only safe advice is to employ a CORGI registered person for any gas work.
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