Power Flush in London

Sludge is dissolved radiator steel, it settles, insulates and slowly strangles the system.
A power flush strips it out, and the before/after magnet photos show you exactly what was circulating through your boiler.
Power flush in London: what the price includes
- Full-system flush. Every radiator flushed individually, agitated and reversed until the water runs clear.
- Evidence provided. TDS readings and magnet photos before and after, you see what came out.
- Protected afterwards. Inhibitor dosed and a magnetic filter recommended (or fitted) so the result lasts years, not months.
- Boiler-warranty relevant. New boiler going onto an old system? Most manufacturers require a cleanse first, and a power flush is that cleanse.
- Before-and-after readings, not just assurances. We record system temperatures and take a magnetite reading before and after, and photograph what came out. A power flush is invisible work you cannot inspect, which is precisely why it should be evidenced rather than described.
Local conditions we work around
A power flush in London deals with two things at once: the sludge that any system accumulates, and the scale that hard water deposits on the hottest surfaces. That combination is why a flush before commissioning a new boiler is not optional here, installing a new appliance onto an unflushed London system will foul the new heat exchanger and can invalidate the manufacturer warranty. We test the system water before and after and show you both, rather than asking you to take it on trust.
Questions people ask
How do I know my system needs one?
Radiators cold at the bottom, brown bleed water, a noisy boiler and a warm pump are the classic four. Two or more and a flush will make a difference you can feel.
What does a power flush cost?
There is no call-out charge. It is £110 for the first hour, then £45 for each additional half hour, plus the cost of parts, and the same at any hour of the day or night.
Is it worth it on an old system?
Mostly yes, but a system with existing pinhole leaks can have them unmasked by cleaning. We check radiator condition first and warn you if yours is the rare case where a flush is the wrong money.
How do I know if I need one?
Cold spots at the bottom of radiators, water that runs black when you bleed them, a boiler that kettles, or noisy pipework. If your bleed water is clear and the radiators heat evenly, you do not need one and we will say so.
Is it worth it before a new boiler?
Yes, and most manufacturers require the system to be cleaned for the warranty to stand. Fitting a new boiler onto a dirty system pushes years of accumulated sludge straight through a brand new heat exchanger.
Will it make my old radiators leak?
It can reveal a pinhole that corrosion had already created and sludge was temporarily plugging. That radiator was going to fail regardless. We check the condition of the system first and tell you if that is a realistic risk on yours.