Neighbour boiler flu blowing gas in to my garden and window?

[Deleted member 294929]

Bod reread that one line, if POC is coming into a house, what does that mean for that appliance.

It's a pain?

 

[Deleted member 294929]

The way I understand is that if it becomes a nuisance then you have a case

 

[adlplumbing]

The way I understand is that if it becomes a nuisance then you have a case

No if it enters the house, then it is ID, if just comes over the threshold of boundary then it is just a nuisance. As Co is a poisonous gas inside the that vapour.

 

[Deleted member 294929]

No if it enters the house, then it is ID, if just comes over the threshold of boundary then it is just a nuisance. As Co is a poisonous gas inside the that vapour.

2m is the regs even if it's not a problem?

 

[adlplumbing]

2m is the regs even if it's not a problem?

Yes, if not a problem, but this is.

 

[Deleted member 294929]

Yes, if not a problem, but this is.

I think me and you are talking the same language. Your just a little more well spoken than me.

 

[old duffer]

break trespass law, yo can complain, to them first. Plum kit is an obvious answer, if not complain to gas safe.

complain to capita plc? for what purpose? Might as well complain to Tu holidays, they have the same statutory and regulator powers...NIL...

 

[old duffer]

Capita gas fee payers cannot ever be in breech on BC regs as they self certifiy that they can't breech regs so no regs have been breeched. Even if you could argue this point in a court of law, it would still remain the property owner who is responsible, not the capita gas man

 

[adlplumbing]

Capita gas fee payers cannot ever be in breech on BC regs as they self certifiy that they can't breech regs so no regs have been breeched. Even if you could argue this point in a court of law, it would still remain the property owner who is responsible, not the capita gas man

it is a starting point, and they can go from their.