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Power Flush Central Heating Chemical Cleaning & Dirt Separators
- Power Flushing
- Mangentic Dirt Separator
- Central Heating Water Analysis
POWER FLUSHING or JET FLUSHING. The objective is to restore systems with circulation,and to reduce wear and tear on components within the the system and boiler especially high efficiency boilers. (caused by sludge and corrosion deposits) t Power flushing removes these deposits and the problems that they cause.
Power flushing, in conjunction with designed chemicals is also an excellent way to pre-commission and clean a new heating system, to remove excess flux, swarf and other debris, and the grease and oil used to prevent rusting of components before use.
It is practical to power flush a heating system immediately before fitting a new boiler to an existing system to prevent possible future problems. Many systems are found to contain corrosion and sludge, even if no flow problems have yet shown themselves.
Existing debris is often mobilised by alterations to the system/piping and the increased efficiency of the new boiler, and may then be reduced, in extreme circumstances, failure of the boiler. The high efficiency and compactness of modern boilers, developed to minimise fuel costs and pollution, means that they are more susceptible to problems caused by debris in the system water.
Prices Start @ £455.00
Pictures below show signs corrosion. Radiators internally are starting to corrode, eventually the radiators start to pin hole. Magnetite and red rust causing damage to components.
Power flushing, cleansing of central heating systems
Technical Home Services are trained professionally . All boiler and heating installations are flushed to a high standard.
Also installing a filter will reduce wear and tear on the boiler
Possible Symptoms:-
- Cold spots
- Poor circulation
- Noisy systems
- System blockages
- Expensive bills
- Dirty system water or Contaminated system
- Is your heating system showing signs of old age
- Does it take ages to heat up
- Are some radiators completely or partially cold
- Do radiators need frequent bleeding
- Strange and unpleasant noises come from the boiler
- Repeated pump failures
- Boiler overheating
- Constant intermittent lock out
- Premature wear of components
Any of these symptoms could indicate that the system has circulation and flow problems as a result of internal corrosion, scale and sludge formation.
