Powerflushing service in Peterborough & CambridgeshireCentral heating system powerflushing service in Peterborough & Cambridgeshire.
Heating system and Radiator cleaning for new and existing boilers of any type.
Undertaken by energy efficiency qualified heating engineer and Gas Safe (previously corgi gas) registered Boiler engineer. Be wary of engineers NOT Gas Safe registered performing "work" on gas appliances during a powerflush.
Why do I need a powerflush ?Powerflushing is the fast and efficient way to remove sludge and debris from new and existing systems in order to restore or maintain the energy efficiency of your central heating system. The procedure/ time taken to powerflush varies depending on the size and condition of the system. It is recommended to powerflush before installing a new boiler to protect and extend the system’s life and maintain the boiler’s Sedbuk energy efficiency rating.Pipes and boiler components can clog up from sludge causing expensive breakdowns and call outs to heating engineers.
Do you have radiator problems such as -Powerflushing benefits -Sludge in Central Heating Systems.![]() Achieve greater efficiency from your Central heating system.Even a small build-up of iron oxide in a standard or modern efficiency boiler results in substantial efficiency loss and fuel wastage. So, not only does the system perform inadequately, it also costs more to run and maintain
The powerfluhing process.A pump is connected to your pipe work and a water / chemical cleanser is pumped through the system at high velocity, dislodging and moving the sludge out of the system. Your central heating is now able to give out more heat saving you money on your bills.
Warning- new and replacement boilers![]() Modern efficient boilers have much smaller components then traditional designs (passageway diameter in boiler heat exchangers used to be up to 1cm and can now be 1mm). This means they are very sensitive to anything that could cause a blockage. If a failure occurs where sludge or debris is found present in the new boiler the manufacturers warranty will usually be cancelled. It is not unusaul for boiler manufacturers to test the water in a system during a warranty claim.
All new central heating systems should be pre-commission cleansed as per BS7593 and Benchmark.
This ensures flux residues, excess jointing compounds, mineral oil and other contaminants that can be found in the cental heating systems following installation, and that can affect the performance of the heating or cause component failure, are removed. It is important when installing new boilers into old systems that all sludge is first removed from the system or this could accumulate in the new boiler and lead to premature failure. It is important when installing new boilers into old systems that all sludge is first removed from the system or this could accumulate in the new boiler and lead to failure. Powerflushing FAQWill there be a mess with a Power Flush? No, there is no mess; we give a V.I.P service to all our clients
Do you have insurance? - £2 000 000 public liability How long does a Power Flush take? Generally starting at about 8:30 am and depending on the size of the system and degree of the problem, the Power Flush will be finished between 2-8 pm Do you take of each radiator and individually Power Flush them? No. It is not usual to take radiators off as the Power Flush machine flushes all the radiators from one point on the system. Can Power Flushing cause leaking? No. Only if there is a pre-existing problem. Do you guarantee your work? Yes. After powerflushing we issue a certificate to confirm cleanliness within your system and that an appropriate rust inhibitor has been added.
Contact DetailsCall for a professional central heating powerfulshing service in the Peterborough area. Gas Safe Registered to work on boilers & Energy Efficiency Qualified. Be wary of engineers NOT Gas Safe registered performing "work" on gas appliances -
whilst working on central heating systems.
Simon Mason
email - si240768@hotmail.com
mobile - 07783146897
landline - 01733 755667
![]() Gas Safe Register has now replaced Corgi Gas - the regulator for gas engineers
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