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Topic: Double Glazing Needs a FENSA Certificate
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Richard Webster
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posted 18 May 2005 02:57 PM
  
If you have any double glazing (including doors etc) put in you will nearly always need a FENSA certificate from the glazing company. This certifies that the company has complied with the building regulations.A lot of companies seem to forget to tell customers how important this certificate is. I find in my work as a conveyancing solicitor in Eastleigh Hampshire ( http://www.rwco.co.uk ) mail@rwco.co.uk that this can cause delays and trouble when people come to sell. The certificates can take 6 weeks or so to come through from the umbrella orgaisation that provides them, and so if you do not get one straight after the work has been done, it is a nuisance and can hold up a sale. Richard Webster. |
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