Power Flushes

When you power flush, it can be very effective in cleaning systems which have corrosion issues as a result of design faults, but it is strongly recommended by us that you should rectify any such design faults before the power flush commences.

The power flush success will be determined by the level of heating system corrosion that has happened beforehand. Several corrosion issues will be cured by the process, but it cannot undo the gradual decay and corrosion, which has resulted in the need to power flush the system.

While it's rare for leaks to occur in the heating system after the process of power flushing, it's not possible to inspect the internal parts of the system beforehand, and the need to make use of a dispersing chemical and power flushing for an effective cleansing denotes that we may find a leak occasionally.

The advanced level of corrosion needed for this type of issue denotes that the leak would happen imminently even without you having to power flush. We feel that it's better it happens while we're around to rectify the issue, instead of it to happen while there is no one in the house or on a weekend.

Systems that have been left over some time, or haven't been treated by making use of an effective corrosion inhibitor, can have different crafted corrosion debris in the radiators, pipework, or boiler

And it's possible that even after it has been power flushed, some radiators might still not be effective, or boilers on the verge of failure may stop working because of debris and sludge later breaking loose and collecting right in the heat exchanger.

Do note that only a standard power flush is allowed for the quoted price. If any of the problems above or even similar problems come up after or during the power flush, we'll not be held responsible in any kind of way. With that, any further work needed would be done at an additional cost.