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| Mon 24 Aug 09, 10:47 AM Lady_Lucan UK(L), 4 yrs |
Primarily for painting and decorating, although someone able to take on repairs in the bathroom and/or Corgi reg to service the GCH and fire would be a huge bonus. Fair rates paid. Please contact me by memo to discuss further. Regards LL They that love not Tobacco & Boies were fooles. | |
| 27 Aug 09, 6:44 AM tv_Reann 3 yrs  |
have a look at http://www.fandlps.blogspot.com we have an entry in the services listing. One thing we do not do gas | |
| 31 Aug 09, 4:52 PM NightFox UK(CV), 3 yrs |
Hello, I am a qualified gas fitter/ plumber though not currently registered as I do not presently work on gas. Can still do it safely though. I presently do work for a Domme in the Wolverhampton area who is happy to give a reference if required.
Let me know what you need doing and perhaps we can discuss it further. NF | |
| 31 Aug 09, 4:54 PM NightFox UK(CV), 3 yrs |
PS I used to renovate houses so I can pretty much do anything regarding property maintenance and improvement.
(Blowing his own trumpet  )NF | |
| 1 Sep 09, 10:29 AM bohnanza UK(FK), 12 yrs  |
You need to edit your blog. Centred text with one word to a line looks horrible and is hard to read. You are professionals at least make your website look professional. I am sure you do all sorts of wonderful things, but I didn't read past the first few lines. Science, the only religion that works even if you don't believe in it. | |
| 1 Sep 09, 1:17 PM go_dutch UK(AL), 4 yrs  |
still illegal though... the whole point of being GAS SAFE registered is so you don't get random shits coming in and ballsing up your gas, killing everyone in the process. i'm sure you are what you say you are, but if you're not registered you wouldn't be coming anywhere near my gas! | |
| 4 Sep 09, 5:38 PM NightFox UK(CV), 3 yrs |
No, the fact that someone is registered or not registered is not the problem. Paper does not stop a gas leak. Its wether they know what they are doing or not. The registration system is a load of crap anyway, just another way of filling Government coffers. Qualifications, experience and competency are what makes someone able to do a safe and good job ! | |
| 6 Sep 09, 2:40 AM Mr_Smacker UK, 8 yrs |
(As a point of interest! Not sure if it's the European Parliament or our very own Parliament are proposing to introduce a similar registration system for Electrical Work) Mr Smacker | |
| 14 Sep 09, 5:25 PM Del13oy UK(E), 9 yrs |
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| 14 Sep 09, 6:55 PM go_dutch UK(AL), 4 yrs |
sorry, maybe i didnt write it the right way, what i meant to say is that the 'gassafe' and 'corgi' PROVES that you know what you're doing, whereas if you dont have the lisence then even somoen like me who has no trasining could look up a few phrases on the net and make it sound like i knew what i was doing. | |
| 27 Sep 09, 11:06 PM a_cunt UK, 2 yrs |
So someone says they are CORGI registered and they show you a piece of paper. Do you implicitly trust them then? Do you not think they might have knocked it up on Word so they can charge £95 per Hour? I wouldn't let any one near my boiler unless they'd been personally recommended to me. Domestic gas has a smell added so you notice it leaking. Carbon monoxide doesn't. It is a silent killer. Buy yourself a carbon monoxide detector. Take it with you on holiday. Don't wake up dead. End of Public Service Broadcast. Edited to add Tesco sell carbon monoxide detectors for less than £20. Edited 27 Sep 09, 11:08 PM by a_cunt |
