I hope someone can help!
We had a woodburner fitted last year by a chap . We went to have it swept last week and it is dangerous!
basically, wrong position, no register plate, no proper chimney cowl and much worse, liner is 3 m too short and resting on the inside of the chimney in a 400 yr old timber framed house!
And the guy isn't HETAS registered despite telling us he was!
Anyway, a proper fitter is going to put it all right but at a cost of over a thousand pounds. We are going to ask the original fitter to repay that money and we have photos and a statement from the new fitter.
Legally, where do we stand?
Thank you so much x.
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ohbuggerhelp · 24/04/2013 13:59
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