Registering a new gas appliance?

[TFGplumbing]

Where does the law stand on this? How obligated am I to do so?
With regards building control/gas safe

 

[ed209]

Main problem will be when
customer sells and solicitor wants a cert.

 

[ed209]

HMRC like it to see how many installs you've done

 

[TFGplumbing]

its nothing to do with avoiding tax, I declare everything. its just ive been messed with on a job & have a bitter taste in my mouth basically.

 

[ed209]

Sorry wasn't implying you was avoiding tax, that was just a general observation don't even know if it's true.
I don't think withholding the cert from them is going to cause them much distress removing the PCB might though

 

[Ch4 plumbing]

You could register it but get the cert sent to your house?? It's done then but until full payment it's not handed over?

 

[ed209]

It's like FENSA put in your own windows then take out s £60 odd pound indemnity insurance for your buyers

 

[Scott_D]

Dont bother until you are paid

 

[village idiot]

Register the boiler but have the relevant documentation sent to your home address. When they behave, go there and hand it over to them.

 

[ed209]

The laws a joke says you can't remove even if they don't pay

 

[Scott_D]

If you register it they can just request a duplicate

 

[village idiot]

ch4plumbing beat me to it

 

[ed209]

FENSA post was a bit misleading wasn't suggesting this is relevant regard gas work/ boiler instal

 

[ed209]

Thought I'd get that in before I got crucified [emoji1]

 

[TFGplumbing]

it was actually a gas fire guys, but thanks for all your inputs

Register & keep the certs perhaps..

your ment to reg within 30 days though right? its past 30 days now

 

[Ch4 plumbing]

it was actually a gas fire guys, but thanks for all your inputs

Register & keep the certs perhaps..

your ment to reg within 30 days though right? its past 30 days now

Is it? I would re check your dates!

 

[ed209]

I can't really understand how withholding the cert for a gas fire is going to punish them, solicitors only seem to be interested in boilers, and as it happens I do gas checks for people that have foreign students and the agents are only interested in a cert to say the boilers been serviced no mention of cookers, fires

 

[jase158]

I did one 2 months after as forgot about it!! custard was being a right pain so just didn't bother and then forgot for ages, nothing come of it!!

 

[ed209]

All you have to do is go back and re commission it if it's past date

 

[ed209]

I've had to do one I forgot to do two years previous

 

[lame plumber]

building regs are customers responsibility so down to them, however gas safe say we have to as part of our membership rules, so what

 

[ed209]

Much better now you can do at same time as registering guarantee and collecting your points

 

[TFGplumbing]

Is it? I would re check your dates!

25 ;-)

 

[Chalked]

You can sell a house with no Certs for recently installed boiler, electrical, double glazing etc. but not anything with planning consent.

all the solicitor has to do is charge the seller £50 for liability insurance. Had this recently when selling a rental I had.

 

[ed209]

They could request free gas check from GSR when they get cert, waste more of your time and make you worry you might have missed something