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Originally Posted by Mr_love_monkey
I thought the rule was that only people who are CORGI registered should be servicing your boiler, is that right?
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You are 100% spot on, To obtain your GORGI registration is quite easy so if you get a registered plumber from the Institute of Plumbing that is CORGI registered you know you have got a person who has at least had a few years experience and is qualified as a plumber. Plus they must act professionally at all times.
When I did my CORGI modules a few years ago for the second time the course had a few people that had never touched a boiler and did not know the first thing about gas yet there they were doing the course. So I pity any person who had him turn out to a boiler breakdown.
These people have heard how much COGI registered plumbers charge so they want to become Gas fitters the only problem is you also need a little experience.
Just because a person is CORGI registered does not mean he knows the first thing about your boiler so watch out.
As one CF member has as his signature: After all those horses get out of the way, we'll have your barn door fixed in a jiffy.
