Heating systems, particularly in industrial and commercial settings, work under heavy demands. Over time, these systems accumulate dirt, sludge, rust, and other mineral deposits, significantly reducing efficiency and risking costly repairs. TMG Plumbing specializes in Industrial Power Flushing, a solution designed to restore the health of your heating systems and ensure optimal performance.

Demineralising a heating system is the process of removing minerals such as calcium, magnesium, and other dissolved solids from the water that circulates within the system. These minerals, if left untreated, can accumulate and lead to scale build-up within pipes, boilers, and heat exchangers, reducing the efficiency of the system and potentially causing damage over time. The aim of demineralisation is to maintain optimal water quality, ensuring the heating system operates smoothly, efficiently, and with a longer lifespan.

When it comes to maintaining your heating system, ensuring that your radiators and underfloor heating systems are clean and efficient is crucial. To combat this, various radiator cleaning methods are available, with power flushing and chemical flushing being the most common. But how do these methods compare, and which one is best for your system? Let's dive into a comparative analysis of power flushing versus other radiator cleaning methods.

Heating systems in our homes are integral to our comfort, especially during the colder months. However, not everyone is familiar with how these systems work and the importance of maintenance for optimal efficiency. This blog aims to explain the technical aspects of home heating systems and the role power flushing for radiators and underfloor heating plays in the maintenance of these heating systems.

While underfloor heating is generally a very reliable heating system, sometimes things go wrong and either you’re your heating system is not working efficiently, or it stops working at all. By knowing some of the common problems it can help either you or your heating engineer to rectify the issues and get you back up and running as quickly as possible.

Heating and hot water has always accounted for a large part of our household expenses. With oil, gas and electricity costs at an all time high, no more than ever, we need to find ways to make our heating systems more efficient and our money stretch further. Even just some small adjustments can help to lower your bills by a significant amount. The following are some of our tips and advice together to help you run your heating system more efficiently.

Power flushing is a way of cleaning your central heating system whether it is radiators or underfloor heating. Over time, grime, sludge, limescale and metal oxides build up in your heating system and can cause blockages. This slows down the hot water circulating around your heating system, causing cold spots on radiators or underfloor heating. It also puts your boiler and pumps under pressure as they must work harder to get the hot water flowing through your system. By powerflushing you heating system, to helps to eliminate cold spots and helps your boiler and pumps to work more efficiently.

In essence, a heat pump takes the same principle as a fridge and reverses it. A heat pump takes the available heat from the air surrounding your property and increases it to a more useful temperature for use in the home. This renewable source of heat can be used to create warm air or water for space and central heating such as underfloor heating or radiator system as well as hot water for your hot water supply. The heat pump is regarded as a much more efficient and environmentally friendly heat source as it does not burn fossil fuels but works off electricity.

Regular servicing of your underfloor heating is highly recommended. It’s always better to regularly maintain a system to ensure it is constantly running smoothly and efficiently. Servicing allows plumbers and heating engineers to proactively look out for signs of any failure in the heating system before anything major goes wrong and involves costly repairs or replacement. They can also offer tips to homeowners to maximise the efficiency of their heating system.