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Discuss CP12 for new boiler for non rented property in the Boilers area at Plumbers Forums
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You will have tightness tested the installation and your own work should be in line with all current rules/regulations and be bench-marked.
I would generally 'cast' my eye over any other existing appliances, ventilation, what you can see of the installation etc.
Unless the customer has asked you to do a Landlord certificate/inspection, then you have no legal right or responsibility to do it.
What are you thinking of covering yourself for?
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