Power Flushing
A & D Plumbing & Heating provide a comprehensive power-flushing service throughout Southampton. Contact us for a price.
Power Flushing is the process of removing sludge, rust and other materials from your central heatings circulation. Over a long period of time, this matter builds up which can lead to many other problems. Sludge, oil, grease and rust causes the efficiency and performance to degrade, which results in noticeably problems such as:
• Hot water temperature has reduced over time.
• Particular radiators have stopped working or develop hot spots. For example, only the top half is warm.
• The boiler or components, mainly the pump, become noisy or fail.
• Boiler overheats / shuts off completely.
• Your central heating system begins to take progressive longer periods of time to warm up.
Power Flushing, as the name suggests, is flushing the system under high pressure to remove all unwanted matter, such as sludge and rust. It will cleanse the central heating system and usually results in a much better performance from your system, including better efficiency which means more money in your pocket.
Power Flushing is especially good for older central heating systems in which you may begin to see a reduction in performance with. It is also an excellent idea when having a new boiler installed as you will see a much better result and will avoid sludge and rust, among other materials, flowing through your new boiler. This will extend the life of your boiler ensuring you receive its maximum operational life. We recommended you power flush your system once every 7 - 10 years.
Benefits of a Power Flush
• Reduce your energy bills. You may use less fuel to warm your home/business.
• Protect your pipe work, radiators and boiler from multiple materials, such as sludge and rust, damaging your system.
• Less chance of requiring repairs. If you keep your system in good condition, you will reduce the chances of requiring repairs in the future, some which can run into many hundreds of pounds. There is even cases of customers requiring a new boiler due to the cost of replacing multiple parts being no longer economically viable.
