Landlords given five top tips to reduce winter boiler problemsđź’ˇ

Landlords given five top tips to reduce winter boiler problemsđź’ˇ

Landlords have been issued with five top tips on how to use heating systems more efficiently and safely in a bid to avoid boiler breakdown.

The most common problems to look out for are low boiler pressure (anyone below 1 on the pressure gauge suggests the boiler won’t fire up); kettling, when the boiler sounds like a boiling kettle, suggesting a build up of grime; a gas leak caused by wear and tear; worse still, a carbon monoxide leak; a water leak, which if it occurs is probably highly visible; and finally any electrical problem. To continue reading, please Click Here
Source: Landlord Today

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