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Does my system need a Powerflush?

Knowing whether you need a power flush for your heating system can save you from potential costly repairs in the future. Here are some common signs that suggest you might require a power flush:

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  • Cold Radiators: If your radiators are cold at the bottom while warm at the top, this can be an indication of sludge or sediment build-up at the bottom, preventing the full circulation of hot water.
  • Noisy Boiler: Strange noises, such as banging or clanking, coming from your boiler can be a result of build-up causing uneven water distribution.
  • Discoloured Water: When bleeding your radiators, if the water is discoloured or murky, this suggests there might be rust or sludge present in the system.
  • Uneven Heating: If some radiators heat up faster than others, or some remain cold when others are hot, there might be a blockage or circulation issue requiring a power flush.
  • Frequent Venting Required: If you find yourself needing to frequently bleed your radiators to release excess air, this could indicate a circulation problem.
  • Boiler Cut Outs: If your boiler frequently shuts off or needs to be restarted, there might be circulation problems due to blockages.
  • Cold Spots: If you touch your radiator and find cold spots, especially in the center, this can be due to deposits and build-ups inhibiting water flow.
  • Slow Heat-Up: Radiators that take an unusually long time to heat up can be another indication of poor circulation due to blockages.
  • Visible Signs of Rust or Corrosion: Check external pipework and radiator surfaces for signs of corrosion, which can indicate internal issues.
  • Age of the System: If your heating system is old and has never been power flushed, it might benefit from the procedure, even if there aren’t immediate signs of issues.
  • Inefficient System: A noticeable increase in energy bills without a significant change in heating usage can point to an inefficient heating system, possibly due to sediment build-up.

If you observe any of the above signs, it's a good idea to consult with a heating specialist.

We can provide further diagnostics and recommend whether a power flush is suitable for your system.

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