Lockdown gas use up? Highly likely. Fact is, coronavirus is causing several issues relating to our fuel consumption at home. So what can we do to ensure we are saving as much as possible? All of us are suffering from coronavirus lockdown. Our old routines removed, we face tough restrictions on where we can go, […]
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The heating is on but the radiators are cold is a common breakdown callout that engineers visit. Suddenly, your cosy home is without heat, but you have done all the things you are supposed to do. The heating programmer is calling for heat, your app is up-to-date and signalling your room thermostat, and the boiler
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Thermostatic radiator valves provide independent heating control to each room of the home. They replace the existing radiator valve, preferably on the inlet side of the radiator, although most manufacturers allow for use at either end. Thermostatic radiator valves or TRVs for short, are a common, energy-efficient addition to central heating systems. All new central heating
Why it is important to check your heating now before you need it. Check your heating now! What, when I don’t need it? Well, it may help in the long cold run of winter. The summer is almost over and the nights are drawing in, so it won’t be long until the heating is back
We live in times where a swipe of the finger can activate your room thermostat. The days of cursing you had accidentally left the heating on for many are gone (unless you haven’t upgraded to a remote system). For the smart ones that have, you can control your heating and hot water anywhere, at any
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