I would imagine that each should have their own controls for heating & hot water. What happens when you are not there - what if the boiler breaks down ??? Who pays the fuel bills ??? Maybe check with your local housing office for advice xx
2007-01-12 09:25:27
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answered by Anonymous
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that's unlawful to employ out a sources with gas homestead equipment which do not paintings - earlier taking tenants the owner has to provide a gas protection certificate, that's renewed each and each and every year with information from corgi engineers for a cost. it type of feels that he informed you that the heating changed into purely electric powered because he knew the gas changed into not operating. The needed element right here, is that even if it continues to be accessible to apply the gas heating, then your landlord is reliable, and also you should entice his interest to this fact. If the boiler has been disconnected, alongside with the gas grant, then you don;t have a case - the guidelines are designed to maintain away from tragedies bobbing up from gas leaks, poorly maintained homestead equipment, etc. just about speaking, you also favor to imagine about your relationship such as your landlord - is it an guaranteed shorthold tenancy? do you want to flow on? have you ever paid a deposit?contact your electorate suggestion bureau contained in the first get mutually - somewhat commonly if the owner is demanding and could not see reason, that's larger to flow on. you would possibly want to spend your own money on getting the heating fixed and attempting to reclaim it, yet without each and each and every of the information, it isn't particular even if you'd prevail - and maximum human beings do not favor to flow to the small claims courtroom in case you could settle effectively outdoors it. Odds are that the boiler is acceptable and for this reason a accessible lack of existence capture. if so, you could "blow the whistle" on him - also talk on your close by council, and they could serve an enforcement observe on him - meaning he has to ideal it. desire that helps!
2016-12-02 04:28:06
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answered by santella 4
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why would they want to access the boiler ?
average size house is 6 room`s ( living room , 3 bedroom`s ,bathroom , kitchen ) and it has only one boiler to run all them 6 room`s !
once the boiler is running there is no further need to "access" it ! you will have a thermostat in your flat and they will have one in their`s or there will be just one in the hallway , the radiator`s will be controlled manually by way of the control knob on the right hand side of them ( you can turn them off completely by this if you wanted ) and as regard`s hot water , well in every house you have hot water in the kitchen (downstairs) & hot water in the bathroom (upstairs). the chances are that the heating is in with the rent you pay !
you are just the "unlucky"one who has to put up with the noise off the boiler being in your room !
2007-01-12 09:53:02
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answered by charlotterobo 4
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It depends on who pays the bills.
If the hot water/heating bills are shared then he might get away with it, but its a grey area. Are bills included in your rent?
If you pay bill separately then your neighbour is using your boiler.
I would say that if your are self contained, you need separate boilers.
2007-01-12 09:26:19
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answered by Finlay S 3
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That sounds a bit dodgy! How do you know what you should be paying for your heating bills then? I would report him (not sure to whom!! ask the citizens advice bureau) and get that sorted or look for somewhere else to live.
2007-01-12 09:27:22
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answered by Anonymous
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That's Crazy !!!.....so how do you know how much of the Heating Bill you should Pay for....it sounds like a real dodgy scam !
2007-01-12 09:23:54
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answered by John M 2
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Please tell me you don't live in Camberwell and that your Landlord is Irish!!!!!
2007-01-12 09:24:24
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answered by Anonymous
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