Combi Boiler
1 to 4 Radiators £180
5 Radiators £210
6 Radiators £240
7 Radiators £270
8 Radiators £300
9 Radiators £330
10 Radiators £360
11 Radiators £390
12 Radiators £420
13 Radiators £450
14 Radiators £480
15 Radiators £510
16 Radiators £540
17 Radiators £570
18 Radiators £600
19 Radiators £630
Conventional System Boiler
1 to 4 Radiators £240
5 Radiators £270
6 Radiators £300
7 Radiators £330
8 Radiators £360
9 Radiators £390
10 Radiators £420
11 Radiators £450
12 Radiators £480
13 Radiators £510
14 Radiators £540
15 Radiators £570
16 Radiators £600
17 Radiators £630
18 Radiators £660
19 Radiators £690
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When contacting us please supply the following information:
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Kind of heating system (combi or System)
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How many radiators, including towel rail
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Any problems that you may be aware of
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Suitable day/time to carry out the job
Other Services : Monday - Sunday
Magnaclean pro2, fernox Omega or Magnabooster MB3 filters (Supply & Installation when done at the same time as powerflush): £130.00
Magnaclean pro2, fernox Omega or MB3 Filters (Supply & Installation only): £260.00
Radiator valves (each): £20.00 locksheild , £25.00 Thermostatic
Plumbing installations, faults finding and repairs: £60.00/hour
Methods of Payment
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Card
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Bank transfer
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Cash
Power Flush Price List
Power flushing you central heating system can not cause any damage to the pipes or radiators.
Our procedure
Standard power flush – We perform our standard power flush procedure as set out by the Power Flush Association. It is a set procedure and we follow it wherever possible, if we deviate it will be because of system design or experience forcing us to do so. We flush the whole system radiators, pipes and boiler unless the client specifically wants to exclude parts of it, we do not recommend excluding cleaning any part of the system as it is all connected.
Included in normal pricing:
All chemicals during and after the flush, labour as well as power flush certificate and guarantee.
Excluded in normal pricing:
manual removal and flushing and de-scaling of the primary or secondary heat exchanger, manual cleaning or replacing the feed and expansion pipe ( conventional systems only).
Known problems and limitations:
Some boilers have main heat exchangers that cannot be flushed clean. The industry standard is first clean the system, then replace the heat exchanger if needed to. We can not always predict when the heat exchanger will flush clean and when not but most of times we are able to get them cleaned, 99% success rate.
Other
Parking and congestion charges are passed to the client.