If you own an older property, chances are you’ve come face-to-face with a few classic old house plumbing problems. In this post, we’ll break down the most common plumbing problems in older homes, why they happen, and what to do before things go from quirky to catastrophic.
Buying a new home? Before you start imagining your Pinterest-worthy kitchen or that dreamy bathtub setup, let’s talk plumbing. Because nothing kills new homeowner vibes faster than leaky pipes, low water pressure, or a boiler on its last legs.
Does your boiler sound like it’s auditioning for a rock band? Or maybe it whistles every time you run the hot water? It’s a common issue, and while the sounds can range from annoying to concerning, they’re usually a sign something isn’t right.
Maybe your boiler’s been acting up – making strange noises, dripping water, or just not working as it should. So, you’ve taken a look at the pressure gauge, and now you’re seeing a needle in the red. Panic mode activated? Let’s fix it…
You’re running a bath, or maybe you’ve just turned the heating on to fight off the evening chill – and then your boiler turns itself off. In this blog, we’ll take you through the most common reasons boilers shut down and what you can do to get it back on again.
Boiler efficiency ratings might sound technical, but they can seriously impact your gas bill, your wallet, and how warm your home feels. With energy costs always rising, understanding your boiler’s efficiency could save you cash.
