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Hello, I am looking for an honest opinion please, with my current employment I get a lot of time off, I am considering completing a gas safe course with the view to use my spare time to potter about doing mainly boiler services as a means to top up my income. I am aware that I would need to build up my experience with a mentor first. Would this be viable? Is there really a busy market of people wanting services?
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RichS48 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 23, 2024 11:11 amWould this be viable?
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