Radiators

Our contractors excel in radiator repair and rebuilding. They test radiators for faults, including pressure tests for leaks and flow tests for choked cores. Based on the results, we provide recommendations and a price quote to the customer. We only start the work once the customer agrees.

Why Choose Us?

Expertise in Radiator Repairs: Our experienced technicians specialise in diagnosing and resolving a wide range of radiator issues—from leaky valves to faulty thermostats. With our deep knowledge and skills, we'll pinpoint the root cause and implement effective repair solutions.
Prompt and Reliable Service: A malfunctioning radiator can disrupt your comfort and routine. That's why we prioritise quick response times and efficient service. Our team will arrive promptly, equipped with the necessary tools and parts to address the issue effectively.
Thorough Inspections: Our comprehensive approach begins with a thorough inspection. We assess the condition of your radiators, checking for leaks, blockages, or other performance issues. This allows us to provide accurate diagnoses and tailored repair solutions.
Quality Repairs and Parts: We believe in delivering long-lasting results. That's why we use high-quality repair techniques and reliable parts for all our radiator repairs. Whether it's repairing a valve or resolving circulation issues, we ensure that the repairs meet the highest standards.
Energy Efficiency and Cost Savings: A properly functioning radiator system is essential for energy efficiency and cost savings. By repairing and optimising your radiators, we help you achieve better heat distribution and prevent energy waste, leading to reduced utility bills.
Transparent Pricing and Customer Satisfaction: We believe in transparency and exceptional customer service. Our pricing is clear and competitive, with no hidden costs or surprises. We strive to ensure your complete satisfaction throughout the repair process, offering clear communication and reliable results.

Popular Radiator Services

Radiator On-Site Inspection and Plumbing Modifications
Remove and Replace Existing Radiators
Add Extra Units to the Central Heating System
Install or Replace Radiator Valves
Testing Your System
Repair Leaking Radiators
Radiator Powerflushing
Radiator Bleeding
Balance Radiators

FAQs

How do I check my radiator's performance?

If your radiators are lukewarm or have cold spots, it's time to investigate. When was the system installed? When was the last time an inhibitor was introduced? When was the system last power-flushed? Regular maintenance is essential to keep your heating system in top condition. Ensure an inhibitor is added to prevent corrosion and consider getting a professional power flush. If you're experiencing issues, our London-based plumbing and heating engineers can help with installation, repair, replacement, and maintenance of gas and plumbing systems in your home or business.

When should a radiator be replaced?

If you see corrosion at the bottom of your radiator, such as blistered enamel or bare rusty metal, it's time to replace it immediately. Signs of weeping in these corroded areas indicate that the radiator is at risk of bursting and flooding the room. A central heating check can help identify potential issues.

What causes poor heat circulation?

Poor heat circulation can occur due to air being trapped in the system, often happening during summer months when the heating is off. This can cause radiators to be warm at the bottom but cold at the top. The solution is to bleed each radiator using the bleed valve located at the top of the radiator.

What should I do if there are pinholes and cracks in central heating radiators?

If you find pinholes or cracks in your radiator, it’s essential to replace it. These issues are often caused by rust from uninhibited oxygen in the system. Replacing the radiator might be more affordable than you think, and it’s a good opportunity to change the thermostatic radiator valves at the same time.

Why is my radiator noisy?

Noises like humming, vibrating, or bubbling from your radiator are usually due to air trapped in the pipes. To fix this, consider having a professional bleed your radiators to restore their efficiency.