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I have recently gone self employed and already had my first awkard customer.

I have quoted for a fuse board change and on my visit noticed that the gas is not bonded. The customer is happy for me to go ahead and change the fuse board but does not want to pay extra to have the gas bonded.

I am just wondering what my options are? Obviously I want to do the job correctly and bring all earthing up to standard and build a reputation as someone that goes by the book but at the same cant to afford to turn away work.
 
neither is the female species. they pretend they are, but all they do is hop from 1 task to another and neither gets done. it just looks as if they are capable.

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neither is the female species. they pretend they are, but all they do is hop from 1 task to another and neither gets done. it just looks as if they are capable.

I agree & that's exactly what I told Tidy Boiler and that's why I'm now wearing my balls as a bow tie. :(
 
As far as I'm aware, 132.16 applies to additions and alterations.
I'm wondering which heading the replacement of equipment falls under?
Would it be classed as an additon, an alteration, or as something else altogether?
 

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