04th February, 2026
AdviceHow You Can Lower Your Heating Bill
The COVID-19 pandemic may have left you wondering how you can save money. We run through how you can effectively reduce your heating bill.
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04th February, 2026
AdviceCentral Heating Inhibitor
A central heating inhibitor can be a vital part of heating systems that many people forget, which dramatically drops their overall system efficiency a...
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04th February, 2026
AdviceHow to Power Your Boiler with Solar...
As more and more people become conscious of their impact on the environment and the ban on the sale of new gas and oil boilers in new homes comes into...
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04th February, 2026
AdviceAt What Age Should You Replace A Boi...
Your boiler is one of the most important appliances in your home. It is responsible for keeping your home warm and providing you with hot water.
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03rd February, 2026
AdviceHow Long Does a Boiler Service Take?
A boiler service is an important part of boiler maintenance, helping to ensure that your heating system is working safely and efficiently. But many ho...
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05th January, 2026
AdviceBusting Common Boiler Myths
We understand that not everyone is a boiler expert, and despite the at times confusing appliance market, of course you want your property to be heated...
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19th December, 2025
AdviceBoiler Pressure Too High: What It Me...
High boiler pressure is usually anything above 2.5 bar on the pressure gauge when the heating is on.
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19th December, 2025
AdviceWorcester Bosch vs Vaillant Boilers...
A clear comparison of Worcester Bosch and Vaillant Boilers and why Worcester Bosch is often cheaper.
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12th December, 2025
AdviceHow To Bleed A Radiator
You bleed a radiator by turning off the heating, opening the bleed valve and releasing trapped air until water flows steadily.
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11th December, 2025
AdviceBoiler Losing Pressure, What Should...
A boiler losing pressure is usually caused by a leak, trapped air, or a faulty valve - here’s how to fix it.
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11th December, 2025
AdviceHow To Fix Sludge in Radiators
If you’ve noticed your energy bills rising recently, this could be down to a number of reasons. Sludge in your radiators can prevent your radiators re...
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05th December, 2025
AdviceLeaking Overflow Pipe - Causes and F...
A leaking overflow pipe is usually caused by high boiler pressure or a faulty valve.
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