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Hi, thank you for your message. I would advise that you write him a formal letter setting out your claim and explaining why you do not agree with him replacing the gas heater with that particular company. If you have alternative companies that will cost you less list these names in the letter and ask the landlord to either reconsider or pay part of the costs(state how much). Also attach any other evidence you may have such as evidence of the extra costs.Unfortunately it will be for the landlord to decide which company to go with, however, if it exceeds what you expected to pay when you moved in you may have the right to terminate the contract. If that is the course of action you would like to take you should state this at the end of the letter. I hope this helps, if you can please accept my answer there will be a box to do so and give me a five star rating for answering your question today top right corner of your screen and just answer will then credit me for helping you today.
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