Working radiators are paramount to keeping your home warm and comfortable and ensuring the family is happy. We’ve all felt the dread of turning on the heating only to hear the faint ‘drip drip drip’ of water coming from one of our radiators and scouting around the house to find the source; luckily, it need not take a whole heap of time to fix your leaky radiator nor does it always require a professional. So, read on to discover TradePlumbing’s top tips for fixing a leak in your system without worrying about budgeting for costly fixes. 

What causes radiators to leak?

Damage to valves: As is expected with anything, wear and tear as things age is part and parcel of living in a property. Damaged seals around your

As we all wind down from the Christmas festivities and the reality of a wet and windy January sets in, many of us are looking for innovative ways to reduce the costs of our heating bills. Here at TradePlumbing, we believe an excellent way to help reduce the costs of your energy bills this season could be investing in some electric heaters for your home; no longer an ugly white box in your room, we’re confident you’ll find the perfect size and style for your home without compromising your decor or purse strings. 

With this in mind, discover our comprehensive buying guide to electric heat sources. 

Size

Where you live, the size of your room and the quality of your insulation will all affect the size and wattage of the electric radiators you need. The maximum power output

With energy bills on the rise and the winter chill firmly set in for the coming months, the experts here at TradePlumbing have conducted a handy guide of tips to stay warm this season. 

1) Beat the Draught

Add draught excluders around the bottom of doors, and make sure your window frames and keyholes aren’t letting in the chill by installing draught-proofing strips or silicone around the frames. 

Also, make sure you open your curtains during the day to let as much natural light in as possible, adding warmth to your home; just ensure you close them over again before it gets dark to avoid the cold seeping back in. 

2) Be Savvy with your Heating

Set your thermostat to 18 degrees when you’re home and turn on the radiators in the rooms you will occupy while turning

Practical Tips to Save Money on Home Heating: Expert Advice from TradePlumbing.co.uk

At TradePlumbing.co.uk, we understand that heating and hot water bills can be a significant expense for households in the UK. To help you save money while staying warm and comfortable, we have compiled a list of useful advice on how to maximize the efficiency of your central heating system. By following these tips, you can reduce energy consumption, cut costs, and contribute to a greener environment.

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