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Hi, just past ACS & appliances , looking to earn some spare cash on my days off by doing what ever gas work there is available but not sure of the going rate £'s? is there many plumbers out there who aren't Gas Safe ? what would be the sensible going rate for gas connection on appliances?

Rob
 
Folks are often unwilling to post there prices on an open forum. Why don't you just call a few engineers in your area to and ask what they charge for fitting a cooker or whatever else you want to know. Cheeky, but that way you will find out.
 
many plumbers out there who aren't Gas Safe ?

I haven't been Gas Safe for a few years now, like a few members on here I just concentrate on wet plumbing.

As for the 'going rate' for your work it can vary depending on where you are in the country, just have a search around the web and you'll find lots of websites which actually display their prices. Also, you'll have to get yourself registered with HMRC if you want to carry out these personal jobs legally.
 
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blake does that not look funny to you. not sure of the going rate £'s? is there many plumbers out there who aren't Gas Safe ?


 
@Rob Gas Safe - What is your day job?
 
Multi Skilled maintenance fitter - welding, fabrication, electrical, gas,

Is it okay if I admit that I don't get it?

LOL! Duh, now I get it. Doh!
 
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Is it okay if I admit that I don't get it?

LOL! Duh, now I get it. Doh!

Hi, perhaps was a bit vague ! I'm a maintenance fitter , get involved all sorts of the usual engineering plant including many gas burners, as mentioned just done the domestic gas and now hopefully my employer will send me on the commercial cross over. get plenty of time due to working shifts and hopefully pick up some domestic work, I was thinking perhaps there was plumbers out there who don't bother getting gas qualified and would be easier for someone like myself make the final connection for that unknown price that both of us would be happy with ,
 
Sounds to me like someone who's willing to sign other people's work off - make final connection and all that.

Maybe I'm being a bit cynical but you need to explain exactly what you're planning on doing with these new qualifications of yours outside of your normal job.
 
Hi, my thoughts where if a plumber had fitted/plumbed a boiler to the M.I. and then perhaps if he wasn't gas registered then I could connect the gas , other work hope to pick up - servicing, installation, of cookers fires , boilers
 
You forgot to answer post #2 - 'Are you gas safe registered?'
 
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No Rob you are NOT allowed to connect a gas supply to a boiler that an unregistered (and probably un qualified) plumber has fitted.

Gas Safe are very strict on this. Who fits the flue? You or the plumber? Who does the buck lie with if something goes wrong and the occupant is hurt or killed?

How do you check that they have done things like clean the water in the system properly.

All you intend to do is help the cowboy sector of the industry by signing off their illegal installations for a few quid. Which will only encourage them to do more.

Not a popular thing to say with many on this forum.
 
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