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He owns both?Yes flue is downstairs flat gas pipe is upstairs flat
TBH, an AECV is REQUIRED in this situation. In my experience, if things are explained properly, LL's will comply. What they dont like is folk making up their own rules - such as zero tolerance for gas escapes, contrary to the procedures. Unfortunately, punters who have been taken advantage of will look upon with suspicion an RGI finding a genuine fault where they have been ignored for years.
If a LL genuinely will not pay for compliance, walk away. Why should you worry about the cost of HIS responsibilities.?
I now work for a LA, and AR situations that have been glossed over for years
]Yeah I hear ya mate. The LA (who are actually really good) I work for have just taken on a load of properties from an agent that went under and some of the gas stuff is laughably bad been like it for years so I’m having to go through every thing with a fine tooth comb providing solutions. Understandably the LLs are not happy because these things haven’t been picked up for years
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