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UK Water Quality... The Good, The Bad & The Dirty!
08 July 2016 11:38:13
August is National Water Quality month and to mark the occasion we have researched and put together this infographic highlighting everything you need to know about UK water supply - whether you are looking for a new home, business location or are simply curious about the water in your area, this eye opening stats and figures could potentially help you... Read more
Where in the UK has the best tasting water? (Expert Testing)
24 June 2016 11:38:00
How much do you know about tap water in the UK? Our guide will get you up to speed and help you to think more about the pure stuff that flows out of your taps. The best tasting tap water in the UK The area of the UK with the best tasting tap water is Severn Trent in the West... Read more
Shower Pumps Explained - What to consider before installing
27 May 2016 10:41:12
While they may be an essential part of many millions of bathrooms across the country, plenty of people will need shower pumps explained to them before they can successfully select and install a suitable model. Before you can understand shower pumps, you must also gain an appreciation for the other elements which will affect your choice and the type of... Read more
Common Plumbing Problems and When to Call a Professional
15 April 2016 13:40:20
Plumbing is necessary for many aspects of modern life; however, if it is doing its job correctly, it should not even be noticed. This often means that plumbing is not thought about until something has already gone wrong. While you may be able to remedy a lightly-blocked toilet or slow-draining sink with a common domestic plunger, attempting to fix certain... Read more
What is a Submersible Pump?
08 April 2016 11:14:04
There are many different types of pump on the market for a wide variety of different uses, from permanent installations such as heating pumps to temporary use such as draining pools. A submersible pump, as its name suggests is capable of running underwater. This is one of the most versatile types of pump and is useful for a range of... Read more
Boosting your low water pressure in the home
18 March 2016 13:05:41
It isn’t uncommon for homes to suffer from low water pressure. If you’re experiencing symptoms such as a slow-filling bath, poor flow from the shower or inadequate performance from your combi boiler, then you too may be experiencing low water pressure. But although it’s a widespread problem, that doesn’t mean it can’t be fixed. The solution lies in a booster... Read more
5 Things you need to know before buying a shower pump
17 August 2015 09:06:08
Shower pumps boost domestic water pressure and the performance of a shower. They can be adapted to anyone’s personal preference for a shower: some people like high-velocity water hurling at them, while others prefer water coming down like gentle rainfall. The following steps provide a guide to buying the correct booster pump for your home; Step 1. Check the nature... Read more
Getting your home's central heating system ready for summer
31 July 2015 07:56:17
It’s officially summertime and although temperatures aren’t high enough to fry an egg on the pavement, August is set to be a scorcher in the UK. Many people in Britain turn off their central heating systems between April and May as the spring temperatures rise, with the heating tends to be switched on again between mid-September and October. The summer period is... Read more
8 Things You Need to Know Before Choosing a Pond Pump
17 July 2015 08:06:46
Water features such as a pond can create a peaceful haven in the garden. If you want to keep the plant life and fish in your pond healthy, you will need to add a pond pump to circulate the water, so it does not become stagnant. When you are choosing pond pumps you will need to consider the following. 1... Read more
Central Heating Tips: How to Bleed a Radiator
16 July 2015 13:39:32
If one or more of the radiators in your home feels cool along the top but hot elsewhere, the most likely cause is a pocket of air trapped inside. If one or more of the radiators in your home feels cool along the top but hot elsewhere, the most likely cause is a pocket of air trapped inside. Removing this... Read more