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Discuss New part L regulations for plumbers. in the Gas Engineers Forum area at Plumbers Forums
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Yes, that is correct.
It's only a replacement or new heating system that requires this.
It's only a replacement or new heating system that requires this.
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Thanks all. Good to know as it would be a rather expensive boiler replacement.
It
s to future proof the property to be able to work with heat pumps.
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