A power flush is the cleaning and cleansing of your central heating system to remove debris, sludge and lime scale built up over the years to create a more efficient system saving on bills and potential boiler repair costs in the future.
How does it work?
The process of power flushing is the pumping of water around the central heating system at high velocity with the aid of special chemicals which help to loosen debris, sludge, lime scale and deposits collected in your pipework from over the years. The debris is then purged out of your system and chemicals are added to protect your system in the future.
How do I know if I need a power flush?
Simple, if your system has any of the below symptons then the answer is yes. Heating system slow to warm up? Unfamiliar boiler noises? Radiators unevenly heated? Radiators in need of frequent bleeding? Repeated pump failure? Pin hole radiator leeks? New boiler installation?
How long does a power flush take?
Usually a full power flush of around 5 radiators will take approximately half a day.
How much does this process cost?
This whole process starts from just £180. Little price to pay when you could save up to 25-30% on your fuel bills as well as benefiting from a more efficient warmer system.
What are the advantages?
Save up to 25-30% on fuel bills, Save on costly boiler repairs, Improve system efficiency and create a warmer home and many more advantages which you can find here.
I am having a new boiler fitted, do I need a power flush?
Yes, boiler manufacturers highly recommend a power flush before the installation of a new boiler. This is because new boilers are more compact and efficient but are more susceptible to damage caused by debris in the system. Installing a new boiler without a power flush can lead to premature failure and may even invalidate the warranty.
More questions?
If you have any more questions at all please do not hesitate to fill in our general enquiry form here or call us. We will endeavour to answer your query within 24 hours.