Power Flushing

Power flushing is a way of cleaning an old system to make it more efficient. We have and use this machine: http://www.proflush.co.uk/magnetic.htm

The quick, clean and efficient way to remove magnetite and all particulates from the circulating system water during the Power flushing operation. This acts as a single pass filter that will filter out all the loosened debris circulating around the system during the cleaning process resulting in a reduction of around an hour off the average house cleaning time. The magnetic filtration unit collects all debris so that the householder can see what has been taken out of the system and reduces the chance of any debris re-entering the boiler which may cause early failure.

To protect the system from future ingress of corrosion particles, an inline Magmaster System Filter should be installed, details of this product are listed below and can be obtained directly from Norstrom Group Ltd.

Benefits

By installing a powered flow cleansing unit on to your heating system and cleansing all pipe work, boiler, each radiator individually this will keep your central heating system in peak performance. 

What are the benefits of Power Flush?

• Reduced fuel bill (up to 25%)
• Improved central heating efficiency
• Remove magnetite sludge
• Cleans the whole system, including under floor pipe work
• Increases pump life
• Quicker heat up times
• Reduces boiler noise
• Stops hydrogen gases building up, which then cause radiator corrosion

Does my central heating system need a Power Flush?

If your central heating system has any of the following symptoms, it probably needs a POWER FLUSH:

• Radiator water is dirty
• System is slow to heat up
• Radiators need frequent bleeding
• Boiler failure or lockout
• Boiler noise
• Pump failure
• Pump noise
• Some radiators are partially or completely cold
• Blocked radiators
• Pinhole leaks from radiators

These problems are a result of inertial corrosion scale and sludge forming within your central heating system. Power Flushing is the only way to give your system a new lease of life and is by far the cheapest option in the long run.