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| How much does a self-certification scheme cost? | ||||
| Organisation | Registration fee | Vetting/liability fee | Inspection fee | Other fees |
| FENSA - replacement glazing | £100 joining fee + £50 annual fee + VAT | £200 + VAT | Minimum £200 | £20 for copies of the Ȧ Regulation approved documents; certification costs for each installation (£1-2 each) |
| HETAS | £150 registration cost + £100 a year + | No warranty required, product liability recommended | Sample inspections | The qualification requirement is solid fuel £25 per engineer however third party liability to undergo a three-day training of at least £1m is compulsory; course (£285 + VAT) if plumbing involved or a two-day course for “dry” products |
| IoP - plumbing work | Free | None — must belong to IoP and Plumbsure | ||
| OFTEC | Five-year membership costs £180 manufacturing members. | Public liability cover of at | No cost given, but there is at least oil-fired for individuals and £400 for least £1m one inspection during registration heaters companies. There is a discount for period | |
| source: FMB | ||||
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