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installing a fuel fuel cooker

5 years ago

I have bought a dual fuel cooker- just wondering who I need to install it?

Can any handyman put install one or do I need specialist services of some sort??

Sorry if this is a silly question...

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Daisy England
5 years ago
Gas needs to be fitted by a certified Gas Safe person. Depending on the electrics you might need someone that is Part P registered.
Juby R
Original Author
5 years ago
Thanks
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