To CORGI Complaints
From Mike Jackson
Ref. Mr Jennings, * Mill Lane, Hastings, East Sussex, **** ***
Mr Jennings has asked me to contact you on his behalf regarding a gas installation to the above address carried out at the beginning of this year.
The following letter details the findings of a very brief visual inspection. In view of the number of faults found I have capped off the gas supply at the meter outlet.
The Installation work was carried out by David Mammone also some times trading as Fairlight and Beckley Heating (or Plumbing). They are unsure as to whether he is CORGI registered.
Despite several requests Mr Mammone has not returned to rectify any problems.
Mr Jennings can be contacted on *********.
My mobile number, should you wish to contact me, is ********.
I would appreciate your help in resolving this matter as Mr and Mrs Jennings are in their mid seventies and I have had to leave them with no heating or hot water.
Mr Jennings
Ref. Gas Installation to the above property.
As requested I have carried out a brief inspection of the gas installation works carried out at your property.
A visual inspection only revealed the following faults :-
- Potterton Performa 24 Combination Boiler fitted in Garage.
- The boiler does not appear to be fixed securely and the top hanging bracket is severely bent.
- The gas pipe feeding the boiler is unsupported, severely flux contaminated, undersized and does not appear to be sleeved where it passes through the wall.
- The flue is very poorly fitted, not properly sealed where it passes through the wall and is not fitted with a terminal guard.
- The safety valve has not been connected.
- The Baxi back boiler and fire front in the lounge have been left connected to the gas supply despite the heating system having been transferred to the new boiler.
A more thorough investigation is likely to reveal further faults but the visual inspection revealed enough faults to convince me that it was unsafe to leave the installation connected and I have, with your permission, capped off the gas supply at the meter outlet.
Yours sincerely,
M.A.Jackson.