Boiler Service & Repair Harlow

You can relax knowing that a Boiler breakdown is unlikely as we’ll undercover any underlying issues during the Boiler service. We’ll ensure your Boiler isn’t a carbon monoxide risk as testing’s undertaken during the service.

If any faults are found during servicing, we can usually rectify them there and then. Otherwise, we can return at a later date to do the repairs. Any extra costs will be agreed upon before any additional work’s carried out.

The Boiler service is accompanied by a record that you can use to validate your home breakdown insurance or Boiler warranties.

Our engineer may also offer recommendations so you can get the most out of your central heating system. Feel free to ask our engineer any questions you may have.

We service all types of Boiler, which include Regular, System, Combi, Oil, LPG and Electric powered Boilers. 

We service most Boiler makes, which includes Alpha, Ariston, Baxi, Ferolli, Keston, Potterton, Saunier Duval, Vaillant, Glow-Worm Grundfos, Heatline, Ideal, Viessman, Vokera, Worcester Bosch and more.

Boiler Repairs

Has your Boiler broken down? Don’t worry. We can get an engineer to look at your Boiler the same day. Our Boiler repair services include no call out charges.

Our engineers are qualified to work on any Boiler, and all have Gas Safe Registration (D card presented on arrival).

The engineer will inspect and test your Boiler to pinpoint the problem. We carry many regular parts for common Boiler faults. Otherwise, we will get the parts locally, usually nearby on the same day.

The engineer will undertake the repair in an efficient and tidy non-disruptive manner. Once the work’s finished, the Boilers are thoroughly tested to ensure it’s running correctly and won’t cause you any issues anytime soon.

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Boiler Issues 

Boilers can break down for various reasons, but there are a few that stand out. These are common issues we deal with when repairing Boilers in Harlow.

It’s highly likely our engineer will have a good idea of what the issue is and how it needs to be solved once you tell us what your Boiler’s doing.

Boiler pressure is significant and one of the first things that’s checked. Boilers that don’t maintain their pressure are leaking, blocked, have a failing pump or maybe faulty pressure valve.

All the above will cause your Boiler to switch off continuously. Our engineer will locate and deal with the fault. Blockages are removed, leaky seals are tightened, faulty pumps and valves are replaced.

If you have noticed corrosion on your Boiler casing, then there’s most likely an internal leak caused by worn seals or loose pipework. More severe leaks can spring out of places such as the heat exchanger.

Always get leaks seen to, your Boiler may run ok now, but it will fail eventually, which could end up causing more significant damage and costing you more.

Blockages are caused by debris such as limescale, the inevitable consequence of heating water. Pieces of limescale can build up in the pipes restricting flow and causing Boiler pressure to drop.

Worse still, limescale blockages can occur in the heat exchanger. You’ll know as your Boiler will make a whistling sound similar to that of a boiling kettle. This is a severe problem that needs immediate attention. If your heat exchanger breaks, you’ll probably need a new Boiler

Prevention is always better than a cure. Suppose your Boiler starts emitting loud noises that’s a warning that something isn’t right and an engineer needs to take a look. It could just be excessive air trapped in the system, which is easily rectified. Or the noise could be caused by something more severe such as a severe blockage.

Following a blockage removal, you may want to consider a power flush that will cleanse your system of all limescale and debris so no further blockages occur in the future.

You may also consider power flushing if your radiators have poor heat output, only getting hot at the middle and top, or worse, just the top. This shows your system has a debris build-up that’s preventing your radiators from functioning correctly.

A common Boiler fault is the pilot light keeps blowing out. The light isn’t actually blowing out. It is caused by a faulty thermocouple, an essential safety device that regulates the gas flow. When they reach the end of their life, they keep shutting off, so it will need replacing to get your Boiler back working.

If you would like to talk to a gas engineer or book a boiler service or repair, please contact us using the phone number or contact form below.