It may seem a daunting task when it comes to caring for your radiators, however anyone can install, replace, and repair their radiators to keep them functioning and heating their home effectively for years to come by following a few easy procedures. To help you through the process and maintain the warmth and comfort of your home, we have put together a variety of useful recommendations and guides.
If you want to replace a radiator without having to change the existing pipework, ideally it needs to be the exact same size – in width and depth.
Having the radiator valves set correctly is essential to ensure the room is at a comfortable temperature and that energy is not wasted.
When removing a radiator, for example when decorating, the valves can be used to isolate the radiator and make the procedure more straightforward.
It is relatively straightforward for a professional to swap a manual valve for a TRV and it is recommended that all radiators in the house are upgraded at the same time.
There are a lot of things we can all do to help reduce our energy bills, from major projects to quick simple adjustments, check out our guide to find out how.
There are many reasons why you might decide to replace the radiators in your house. Whatever the need, here are some guidelines to make sure you get it right!
Do You need to remove a radiator and you're afraid you might flood the house? Here's some advice to help you out.
If your radiator takes longer than usual to heat up, is noisy whilst doing so, or isn't hot from top to bottom, then it may require bleeding.
