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Until there’s a problem, we don’t realise the importance of our plumbing system. Yet our trusty plumbing can allow us to enjoy a warm bubble bath, a piping hot cup of coffee, and of course, helps us tidy up by supplying and draining the dishwater. Clogged drains and baths leave unsightly puddles of stale and dirty water that just won’t wash down. Moreover, it leads to nasty odors that we might not know how to get rid of. This is why we’ve created a superb blog below dedicated to helping you address all your plumbing needs. Take a look! You’ll learn a lot!
With winter on the doorstep, you might be thinking about switching on the home heating system. However, British weather has been known to cause trouble for all your home appliances, especially those that tend to freeze when temperatures fall below zero. As a homeowner, you need to take the right pre
We all want our central heating systems to work properly. After all, no one likes being cold during the harsh winter months, right? Using inhibitor is important to ensure our radiators’ ability to warm up our homes. But what exactly does inhibitor do in central heating? Does it need to be changed?
Having a functional central heating system is important to everyone. After all, we all want to feel warm and cosy during the harsh winter months, right? But what if one day you wake up and find your radiator bottom cold and your bills on the rise? What could the problem be? There is a simple answ
We often get asked about how you can tell if a Powerflush is needed on a home heating system. Firstly, what is a Powerflush? Many people don’t know, so let’s start with the basics. This article is for all of you who want to know how to better maintain their home heating system and prolong its li
The diverter valve is an important part of a property’s heating system. And, like any other part, it’s possible for it to get damaged through general wear and tear. If you experience an issue with the diverter valve of your combi boiler, your heating system wouldn’t work as efficiently as it n
Picture this - it’s a cold winter day, your boiler has been working hard to keep your home warm and cosy. It has achieved its goal and is ready to shut down. However, you notice that the pump is still running. You check your boiler and see it displaying the “pump overrun” code. Is it an error?
