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Hi I have been offered subbing work with a firm who are switching people from gas to heat source pumps. As the GSR team member it's my job to disconnect and make safe the old boiler installs. This would obviously involve capping off the old supply and shutting off the ECV. I've referred to all of my GS literature but cannot see if I need to inform the ESP/Transco/Supplier and whether they also would need to complete any sort of gas isolation. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Matt
 
I should say that this would only be in the case that they have only a gas boiler and no other appliances. ;-)
 
If they aren't going to be using any gas at all then the Service provider should be contacted to remove the meter and cap the ECV. This way the customer will recieve a final bill and not be chased for any standing charges or estimated bills.
 
Thank you Resolute , sounds like I was trying to make more work for myself when I don't have to. Appreciate the help
 
Your charged a rental fee for meter so would have to inform them and have meter capped and removed !
 
On31ll, thanks for that extra. Gonna have to factor this into what I'm charging. Thanks again to you and Resolute
 
You were so polite back then. 4000 posts later and now look at ya!
 
MAM will need their meter back, supplier needs a removal date to calculate a final bill. Also the open ends will need to be capped, permanent bonding applied across the now vacant meter area (unless you are removing the entire outlet pipe work) and the now capped supply needs to be identified as live gas via tape etc. :)
 
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