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Frozen pipes are an absolute nightmare. There’s not much worse than waking up in the depths of winter to stone-cold radiators or an icy cold shower. The problem can also be made far worse than skipping the morning shower or wearing an extra jumper. In a worst-case scenario, frozen water can rupture a pipe, leading to flooding and severe damage... Read more

The central heating pump is the beating heart of your central heating system, efficiently circulating warm water around your system to heat your radiators and keep your home comfortably warm. But what happens if you have a problem and the central heating pump fails? If you're a competent DIYer, this is a job you can tackle yourself if you follow... Read more

Shower pumps are generally reliable pieces of equipment, and problems rarely occur. When they do, it's important to be able to diagnose them correctly in order to determine whether a new pump is needed or if the fault lies elsewhere. Whether you're using Stuart Turner shower pumps or another brand, the basics of troubleshooting are the same. Problems are generally... Read more

It isn’t uncommon for homes to suffer from low water pressure. If you’re experiencing symptoms such as a slow-filling bath, poor flow from the shower or inadequate performance from your combi boiler, then you too may be experiencing low water pressure. But although it’s a widespread problem, that doesn’t mean it can’t be fixed. The solution lies in a booster... Read more

Reducing the amount you spend on heating your home doesn't mean you have to sacrifice your level of comfort. By making sure your insulation, thermostat and central heating system are all working in harmony, you can stay warm on the coldest of winter nights without spending a penny more than you need to. A great first step is to check... Read more

Many houses suffer from low water pressure, and this can be frustrating when it comes to enjoying a great shower. Low pressure can be due to many reasons, from blocked or poorly designed pipework to low mains pressure. Ever wondered how to increase water pressure in your home? Check out our tips below... If you’re having problems with low shower pressure... Read more

Central heating systems are designed to keep our homes warm, but they don’t always work as effectively as they could do. If your radiators are not heating up properly, it probably means that the system needs bleeding. The process of bleeding central heating pump should be done regularly and is fairly simple... Why Radiators Need Bleeding As water enters your... Read more

One of the most common causes of failure in central heating systems is the pump. It's a mechanical component and it works hard, so it's no wonder central heating pumps need to be replaced from time to time. Symptoms of failure may be excessive noise or the fact that some of your radiators aren't getting warm. They might be hard... Read more

Nothing beats an invigorating shower to relax aching muscles and help you to unwind. Unfortunately, many homes just don't have sufficient water pressure for a decent shower. If this is your problem, don’t despair, why not try installing a shower pump to boost your water pressure to a strong level for the perfect shower.   Choose Your Pump In order... Read more

If one or more of the radiators in your home feels cool along the top but hot elsewhere, the most likely cause is a pocket of air trapped inside. If one or more of the radiators in your home feels cool along the top but hot elsewhere, the most likely cause is a pocket of air trapped inside. Removing this... Read more