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Jules6862

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I had a lot of problem with my boiler when I first moved in to my new house - the pressure was too low alongside other things, as I had just moved in and there was a lot of things I needed to get for the new house (you know, the essentials) I wasn't keen on spending a lot of money on calling out an engineer. I had a good search online and eventually came across this great site by a company I was not previously aware of called corgi homeplan. It is full of really useful information and it lead me to some videos that helped me fix my boiler myself. It is definitely worth having a look on to see if you can solve your problem yourself! http://corgihomeplan.wpengine.com/ Hope this helps!

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