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Power Flushing

Local Plumbers carries out Power Flushing on heating systems to improve the performance and life of your new or existing heating systems.

By using our high powered flushing machines, we can remove sludge, silt and debris from the radiators and pipework to leave your heating system working like new.

Does your boiler make noise?
Does your radiators feel half cold?
Do you hear noise in your pipes?
Rusty radiators
Small leaks from the radiators
Central Heating pump failure
Boiler keeps needing to be reset?
It takes a long time for your heating system to heat up the house
Dark water coming from your radiators when you bleed them.

Then call us on 01895 643100 for a quote!

All these expressions used have been around in the heating trade for many years.They are used to make it clear that heating systems need to be cleansed thoroughly. This is achieved by using water at a high speed but with low pressure to ensure no physical damage is caused to the system. Furthermore, this process can be made even more effective with the addition of powerful cleansing and mobilising agents.

The main aim is to restore systems that have issues with circulation problems and boiler noise problems that can become excessive. These problems are often caused by unwanted materials and corrosion starting to occur in the system. By using the power flusher, it helps remove unwanted materials and prevent further problems from happening in the future.

Power flushing, is also an excellent way to look after new heating systems, to remove excess flux and other debris, and the grease and oil used to prevent rusting of components before use.

It is essential to power flush a heating system immediately before fitting a new boiler to an existing system to prevent possible future problems. Many systems are found to contain corrosion and sludge even if no problems have been blatantly obvious to you in terms of boiler noise problems or functionality.

Existing debris is often removed by alterations to the system and the increased efficiency of the new boiler, and may then accumulate in the boiler heat exchanger, causing noisy operation, reduced efficiency and, in extreme circumstances, failure of the boiler.

The high efficiency and compactness of boilers developed to minimise fuel costs and pollution, means that they are more likely to experience problems caused by debris in the system water.