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I have just had a British Gas inspection on my recently installed viessman condensing combi boiler. (They insisted even though I was cancelling the cover due to the new boilers warranty.) The boiler is in an upstairs airing cupboard in the centre of the house and needed a pump to remove the condensate up into the loft and into the main soil pipe. The prv pipe is also routed into this pump and from there into the soil pipe. It was installed by a recently qualified Corgi fitter who had also had Viessmans in-house training. The BG guy said this is not recommended although it would not affect any future cover should I want to take it out. Is it normal to do this with these type of boilers in this kind of location. It's difficult to see how else the prv outflow could be removed.