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janet

08-11-2008 11:29

Gas Cooker Instalation

Anyone Know How Much It Cost To Have A Cooker Installed By A Corgi Registered Plumber.

emamum

08-11-2008 11:32

Re: Gas Cooker Instalation

pm derekgas, he will know hth :D

churchman phil

08-11-2008 11:39

Re: Gas Cooker Instalation

Shouldn't be that much as it don't take long. Just get the cheapest you can!!

derekgas

08-11-2008 12:12

Re: Gas Cooker Instalation

We charge £65 for the fit and the necessary safety checks, if you need a safety chain(regulation) is extra £15, the hose and bayonet if required are extra £18. Accywebbers receive 10% discount.

derekgas

08-11-2008 12:16

Re: Gas Cooker Instalation

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Originally Posted by churchman phil (Post 648482)

Shouldn't be that much as it don't take long. Just get the cheapest you can!!

It takes roughly an hour plus travelling to install a cooker and perform the gas checks and test the safety cut outs etc phil. If there is an old one to remove, a licence is required to carry it to our skip, so if it is cheap, there is going to be something illegal or irregular about it.

Studio25

08-11-2008 12:52

Re: Gas Cooker Instalation

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Originally Posted by derekgas (Post 648489)

Even if it's being sold for scrap?

emamum

08-11-2008 12:53

Re: Gas Cooker Instalation

just leave it outside and i'm sure the gypsies will remove it for free :D

MargaretR

08-11-2008 13:05

Re: Gas Cooker Instalation

The council will collect for free up to 6 bulky items per year.
To see the list of acceptable items click the link on this page
Acceptable bulky items
Cookers are acceptable

emzy	08-11-2008 13:10

Re: Gas Cooker Instalation

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Originally Posted by emamum (Post 648498)

just leave it outside and i'm sure the gypsies will remove it for free :D

Thats what I did with mine :D Saved the council a job collecting it

derekgas

08-11-2008 15:53

Re: Gas Cooker Instalation

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Originally Posted by Studio25 (Post 648497)

Even if it's being sold for scrap?

If you can get anything for it as scrap, good on you, we usually leave them by the skip and some certain individuals call daily and pick them up, if we take them to scrap yards, we get nothing for them, presumably, if you have ten of them you would get paid something, I beleive its now around £40 per tonne.

derekgas

08-11-2008 15:55

Re: Gas Cooker Instalation

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Originally Posted by emzy (Post 648502)

Thats what I did with mine :D Saved the council a job collecting it

You didnt leave yours anywhere ya fibber :eek:.. some nice geezer up the road put it out for ya! :D

magpie

08-11-2008 16:22

Re: Gas Cooker Instalation

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Originally Posted by emamum (Post 648498)

just leave it outside and i'm sure the gypsies will remove it for free :D

yeah but they have a good look round too.... my mate did this and her home got broken into a day later.... they caught them and they came from a camp site up huncoat.... strange but true:

Caz	08-11-2008 16:39

Re: Gas Cooker Instalation

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 648500)

The council will collect for free up to 6 bulky items per year.
To see the list of acceptable items click the link on this page
Acceptable bulky items
Cookers are acceptable

That's got to be six items monthly, or it was the last I heard. Have already had twice that amount of bulky items removed this year.

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