Boiler Repair in Thorner

Emergency boiler repair in Thorner

Do you need emergency boiler repairs in Thorner? Call us now on 0113 208 9927, our local and trusted Gas Safe heating engineers know exactly how to diagnose and repair your boiler in Thorner. Your comfort and safety are important to us and we are trained to repair any boiler or combi boiler, regardless of make or model. In the rare case your boiler cannot be repaired, we can supply and install a new energy-efficient boiler that is perfect for your needs. Our gas fitters will perform a complete and speedy boiler installation and explain all performance procedures thoroughly.

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Boiler Repairs in Thorner

So, if you are looking for emergency boiler repair near me in Thorner LS14, look no further, you have found the number one boiler repair company in Thorner. Some boiler problems can be fixed without calling a company but most will need the services of a qualified and Gas Safe certified heating engineer. Common boiler repairs in Thorner include but are not limited to:

• No heat or hot water – potential causes include broken diaphragms and airlocks, failure of motorised valves, issues with the thermostat or low water levels.
• Leaking and dripping – a variety of issues could cause your boiler to leak water. It depends on where the water is leaking from to determine the cause.
• Strange banging, whistling or gurgling noises – air in the system is a common cause, alternatively, it could be that the water pressure is too low or it is kettling. Pump failure, particularly in older systems, could also be responsible for strange banging noises.
• The pilot light goes out – could be a broken thermocouple which is removing the gas supply to the pilot light, a draught blowing the pilot light out or a deposit build-up in the pilot light.
• Losing pressure – a water leak in the system is the most common reason for a loss of pressure. But it could also mean the pressure relief valve needs replacing.
• Frozen condensate pipe – thawing a frozen condensate pipe should ideally be done by a qualified engineer.
• Thermostat issues – if the thermostat is losing accuracy or turning the heating on/off when it's not supposed to, it might be time to invest in a newer more energy-efficient one.
• Kettling – hearing a strange rumbling noise? When lime scale builds up on your boiler heat exchanger you get kettling.
• Radiators not getting hot – corroded pipework can cause sludge to gather in the system, preventing the free flow of hot water to the radiators. Chemically cleaning or power flushing the system will remove these deposits.
• The boiler keeps switching itself off – could be low water pressure, a problem with the thermostat or a lack of water flow due to a closed valve, air or the pump not circulating the water in the system properly.