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Hi there just a quick question, regarding landlord safey certificates, when you engineers give landlord certificates out, do you carry out a service at the same time, or just do the min checks required fsd's working pressures, visual on flue e.t.c?, or do you guys do a full strip down?, cause when i ask a engineer 2 go full service and about 4 go just the minimum checks, so a bit confused about it at the moment, what do you engineers do?.
 
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An inspection is just that. An inspection

It's the ll responsibility to service the appliance once a year. If that isn't done the cert isn't worth the paper it's written on
 
so when doing a ll certificates always service the appliance ?
 
so when doing a ll certificates always service the appliance ?

I wouldn't if I wasn't getting paid for it. But I also inflate my prices to include a service for my own peice of mind so it makes no difference to me
 
so if a ll rings you up and says i need a ll certficate what do you do ?
 
tell him its x amount and double the price plus parts if he wants a service, You will get wise guy landlords who say it needs a service also and the thing does not even work
 
cheers thanks- so if doing a ll certificate what do you guys do ?- not a service.
 
in actual fact theres little diffence betwen a service and a landlords cert with condensing boilers
 
I totally disagree with you there, Some boilers like vaillant and bosch need gaskets replacing once the combustion chamber is opened
 
you dont have to do change gasket on every yearly service , unless you get out of tolerance reading as we all know
 
all depends what your getting paid for, i will even 't' cut the case for those snobs if the monies there.lol.
 
point I am making is I wont do a fixed price service as I dont know what or if anything needs replacing and I am not going to drive miles for parts and my time on a fixed price also a special kit is required on some of the bosch models
 
when i last seeen god sorry my gas inspector , i was about to start stripping down a baxi when he stopped me and said for a llc theres no need to strip down and service if your fga readings are good
 
Dont want to sound rude, (cant afford another infraction) but what you get is written on the certificate. Basically, you get whats on the can. Read it.
I charge £50 for 2 applinces to check. If I were to service, it would be £40 plus parts.
 
you have to change the gasket if you remove the burner tho, going by mi.
and yh you do what it asks on the sheet..
 
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when i last seeen god sorry my gas inspector , i was about to start stripping down a baxi when he stopped me and said for a llc theres no need to strip down and service if your fga readings are good

yep i was told that, dont even touch it if its well in the ratio reading as doing more harm that good,looks bit dodgy to a customer but thats what i was told
 
i still did the service as i had that in price but took on aborad what he said
 
I took my 1956 bsa trials bike for a check the other week (apparently they call it an MOT) it failed I got a certificate to prove it failed, and they charge me £40 for a piece of paper that said its needs this and that.
I was almost crying
 
gutted for you , I took my car for its mot at a new garage as my old one was moving the guy pulled me up on a ten pence size hole in the floor of the merc , I gave the car to a mate who investigated further and found a hole big enough to put your head through ouch £250 later got mot
 
during a ll i dont do a service unless asked too, the letting agents and private ll are saying im not paying more than £50 so they get a inspection as long as everything on the fga and tt is sound then imho its fine
 
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