Carbon Monoxide (CO) is nasty stuff. Every gas appliance can produce carbon monoxide. Regular servicing and maintenance of appliances reduce the risk of carbon monoxide. This blog looks at the importance of a CO alarm position near a fireplace. One key element in the event of CO incident is how the appliance sources air to […]
Congratulations! You own your own home. Needs a bit of work here and there, but that’s ok. But why do you have a freezing first home?! Here’s a blog to help you avoid the thought of wearing multiple layers and sitting under duvets. Within most of our lifetimes we will move house at least once.
Freezing first home? Look out for these central heating issues. Read More »
A Perfect Partnership At Parkstone Yorkshire, we pride ourselves on the quality of work we produce. Our standards are high, very high. In fact, there are projects we shy away from solely down to the standard of the installation. The reputation of Parkstone Yorkshire is of utmost importance; our brand delivers professional service and provides
Listed are the Vaillant Ecotec fault codes with links to help pages if you experience a lockout on your boiler.
The invention of the powerflushing system has been vital in the battle against sludge in central heating systems. Sludge, which is an iron oxide, is a buildup caused by the reaction between the steel in the radiators and heated water when pumped through the system. The sludge settles in the radiators and causes blockages, resulting
Powerflushing: Fighting the Cause and Effects of Sludge Read More »
Sludge in the radiators is a hidden central heating killer that is lurking in many systems across the country. Have you ever experienced feeling cold in a room even though the heating is on? Why do the radiators feel hot to touch when you run your hand along the top, yet little heat actually radiates?
In this blog, we take a look at the common practice of using radiators to heat each room in a home and what alternatives there are. We will be writing a series of blogs on what should be considered when heating specific rooms of the house (the links will appear here when they are published).
So far this winter we seem to have avoided the cold weather. But it seems that eventually, the cold snap might be on its way. While it may be cold outside we can stay indoors with the heating on to keep us warm. While we are experiencing freezing conditions, you find that your central heating
The cold snap is coming, What do you do if your condensate pipe freezes? Read More »
