If you are moving, replacing or maintaining a radiator then we can assist.
A radiator can be temporarily dropped, removed or completely replaced; straightforward jobs for a plumber. However, before temporarily removing one to decorate, it’s worth knowing that old radiators are more likely to leak once disturbed.
If you have a leaking radiator or are looking to replace an old one, remember the job is much easier when plumbing a new radiator of the same size.
Maybe you’re extending a property, or a room feels too cold and you need to add a radiator to the heating system. It’s always worth speaking to a local plumber first for advice, the number you can add to a system depends on the boiler capacity.
Radiators sometimes need bleeding because air gets into the central heating system reducing efficiency and heat output. If it’s not air causing the problem it's probably sludge, which means the system may need a power flush.
Thermostatic radiator valves (TRVs) are fitted on most radiators, they are now required on all new installations.
These allow for the temperature of each room to be set individually, if you don’t have TRVs on your radiators we recommend installing them to reduce energy bills and increase efficiency.
Contact us today for a free radiator plumbing consultation.
