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Darren Gough was called out after recent roofing work: the roofer had re-connected the chimney/flue on a warm air heater using a sheet of rubber to join two sections of flue and then wrapped it in parcel tape. Darren made safe until the chimney/flue could be repaired.
Duncan Gordon attended a water leak at a boiler and found someone had applied silicon to the sump cover rather than using the appropriate sump cover seal. The correct seal has now been fitted.
Murat Karakas found a water isolation valve used on the gas supply to a hob. He made safe and fitted the correct gas isolation valve.
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George Cox was quoting for a new boiler when the customer asked him to check a pipe in the lounge that was covered with bubble wrap, masking an open-ended gas pipe. The pipework has been made safe.
Scott Graham was asked to re-light the pilot on a back boiler unit after the gas mains in the street had been renewed. The BBU was badly corroded and had not been serviced in several years: a new boiler has now been installed.