Getting a new boiler can be stressful and there are a number of pitfalls, the good news is once you know, it’s easy to make the right decisions to prolong the life and health of your boiler. So we at C Brookes Plumbing & Heating have compiled the most common new boiler mistakes. If you need any more advice, then get in touch with our specialists!
![How to bleed a radiator [Step-by-step Guide]](/images/blog/post/11/1013a-radiator_heating_services.jpg)
You may think that bleeding radiators is something that needs to be done by a qualified heating engineer or plumber, but in fact, this is a very easy thing to do by yourself with the help of a step-by-step guide! Read this blog post to find out how to do it!
Whilst most homes that are based in suburban areas, such as Winterbourne and Yate, are powered by boilers in the modern age, this is not the only source of heating available to property owners. Air-source heat pumps are a fantastic, and energy-efficient alternative to home heating. But what are some of the benefits of using air-source heat pumps? Keep reading this blog post to find out!
![What is the best gas boiler? [March 2021]](/images/blog/post/7/96e75e1255d59e1.jpeg)
At C Brookes Plumbing and Heating, we often get asked what the best gas boiler is. In truth, it's very much the case that most boiler brands have some brilliant, energy-efficient models that are easy to use and have low running costs. However, leading boiler brand Viessmann have recently unveiled the next generation of our most popular gas-condensing boiler which we are really excited about! Click to find out more!
At CBrookes Plumbing & Heating, we regularly encounter customers who are not sure about whether or not they should call a plumber or a heating engineer to fix a problem that they have encountered in your home. That's why we have outlined the differences, so you know who to contact the next time you encounter a problem.
At CBrookes Plumbing & Heating we understand how awful it is when something goes wrong with the plumbing in your home. It’s also not always easy to identify what’s wrong, or obvious who to call. You can look at some issues by yourself if you feel confident, but other times you’ll need to call a plumber, especially in the case of an emergency.
