Rayburn reconditioning

[ina]

I was lucky enough to get an old Rayburn that needs, mainly, a new coat of paint. However, as I don't live in my own house, I would need a certificate of safety or whatever it's called before I could get it installed (and, of course, my landlord's permission ). So I decided to have it reconditioned professionally. However, a quick google didn't find anybody who could do that, although I heard there are companies for jobs like this...

Does anybody know of any, preferably in the NE of Scotland?

[Tensing]

I had details for a firm near Chetserfield, mile from you though.

There is a firm in Cheshire does aga's so I would have thought would do rayburn too.http://aveccookers.co.uk/home.htm

or this one in north yorkshire http://www.johnwraycountrystoves.co.uk/contact-us.php

[ina]

Thanks - but both really still a bit too far from me...

[Tensing]

I know but they might know of someone closer.

[ina]

I will try them if I don't get a reply from the one shop I've been pointed to locally (through a local forum).