Your question is not clear but I assume that you are looking for a contract to cover the cost of repairs to a gas and/or electrical appliance.
It is debatable whether these contracts are good value for money, particularly if the appliance is relatively new. You also need to check the cover and what are the exclusions. You also must be aware that there can be a delay in getting repairs done even if you have such a contract if there is a large demand for service.
Most of the major utility companies offer such a contract. Have a look at www.uswitch.com which has a section on heating cover
2006-08-31 09:52:51
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answered by Charlie Babbage 5
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That's a really strange question--maybe I'm not reading it right.
Are you wanting to take off the covers that protect gas or electric stuff? If you want to know where your utility lines run, try a service like Miss Utility which will mark where your utility lines run so you won't disturb them when digging in your yard or garden. Then, the "do-it-yourself-er" can know where to dig.
You can call a handyman in the yellow pages of your local phone book if you want help with this (e.g. digging things up). For electrical stuff, call an electrician (also in your yellow pages) and for gas lines, often a plumber can be helpful (also in your yellow pages).
If you are looking to take out coverage (like insurance) to protect the gas or electric company--I have no idea why you might do this. Good luck.
2006-08-31 09:58:13
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answered by tim w 2
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If yo try to take out cover on your central heating system, they send around a con-man, who immediately condemns the system, preventing it from being used! he then tells you you are lucky to be alive, and details the hundreds of pounds of repairs and new parts your system needs, up to and including a new boiler.
Rip-off!
2006-08-31 09:59:35
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answered by Anonymous
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You will be better sticking to gas or electric ..
2006-08-31 11:38:47
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answered by ME666ME 4
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Good gawd!..can't you be a bit more specific?
2006-09-03 09:54:41
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answered by Beejee 6
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