SAFEXE recently completed an unvented hot water cylinder installation alongside a full heating system power flush.
An unvented cylinder can be a great upgrade for homes that need better hot water performance. They are particularly useful in properties with multiple bathrooms, busy family use or customers wanting stronger mains-pressure hot water.
Unlike older gravity-fed systems, an unvented cylinder is connected directly to the mains water supply, helping provide better flow rates and improved shower performance when the incoming mains supply is suitable.
As part of this job, we also carried out a power flush on the heating system. This helps remove sludge, debris and poor-quality system water that can affect circulation, radiator performance and long-term efficiency.
Why combine a cylinder upgrade with a power flush?
When upgrading major heating and hot water components, it makes sense to make sure the existing system is clean and protected. A dirty heating system can cause poor circulation, cold radiators, noisy operation and premature wear on components.
A power flush can help:
- Improve heating circulation
- Remove sludge and debris
- Help radiators heat more evenly
- Protect new components
- Improve overall system reliability
- Support better long-term efficiency
G3 qualified unvented cylinder installation
Unvented hot water cylinders must be installed correctly and safely by someone with the right qualifications. SAFEXE is G3 qualified and carries out professional unvented cylinder installations across Exmouth, Exeter and East Devon.
We install systems properly, check the suitability of the property and make sure the correct safety controls, discharge arrangements and system protection are in place.
Local heating and hot water upgrades
Whether you are replacing an old cylinder, improving poor hot water performance or upgrading your heating system, SAFEXE can help with honest advice and quality workmanship.
Finance options may be available on selected larger installations and projects, subject to approval and provider terms.