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Hi

Its that time of year again to renew insurance, does any one know of a cheaper reliable insurance for cover which includes Legionella risk assessments.

I have tried in previous years all the well known brokers like Corgi Nappit etc and none of them will cover me do Legionella risk assessments

Thanks
 

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