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Hello We're having the gas meter removed and a new one will be fitted in a few months after some alterations to the house is finished.
We need to take the boiler and everything else out also.
So is it safe to take the boiler and other gas things out or will there still be gas in there?
 
If your 100% the meter has been removed then crack on it’s all safe just need to drain the water side and isolate the elec side
 

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