THE POWER FLUSHING PROCESS

The flushing pump has an instantaneous flow reversal feature to aid the process. Your system will be cleansed internally, methodically and thoroughly, pipe by pipe, radiator by radiator, including the boiler. Once your whole system has been cleansed thoroughly we refill with clean water. On completion we will add corrosion inhibitor to your system. We will label your system, and issue a certificate, confirming that your system contains the correct amount of corrosion inhibitor.

HOW LONG DOES THE PROCESS TAKE?

This depends on the type of system you have and the number of radiators, but we can usually complete the process within one working day.

WILL POWER FLUSHING DAMAGE MY SYSTEM?

Power flushing will not actively damage your system. Neither will it repair internal corrosion damage to your system. On rare occasions the removal of deposits may expose small leaks which had been blocked by the deposits.We believe it is preferable to identify any potential leaks before they occur spontaneously.

WHO SHOULD CARRY OUT POWER FLUSHING?

It is advisable to use only trained engineers to carry out your power flush, because an untrained person can very easily ruin your system by using something as simple as the wrong chemical to clean your boiler.

WHAT SHOULD I ASK FOR PRIOR TO WORK COMMENCING?

References from previous clients are always a good pointer as to the standard of your chosen specialist’s work. If possible ask to see a copy of the training certificate/ qualifications, and try to make sure they belong to the person who is to work on your system.
Make sure your chosen company has liability insurance, just in the unlikely event something should go wrong during the process. Establish what work will be performed on your system, how long it will take and what it involves.