Corrosion inhibitor delivers greater protection for your central heating system.

A corrosion inhibitor should be added on completion of our Clearflow Powerflushing process.

The combination of water, air, a mixture of metals, and even installation debris in a central heating system can result in internal corrosion, sludge formation in low flow areas, and scaling of boilers and heat exchangers.

Symptoms include cold panels and blockages in radiators, irritating boiler noises, a long recovery time after drawing off hot water, and inadequate water supply, and failure of pumps, radiators, and valves.

These problems are not inevitable, and good care and maintenance of a system, and the addition to the heating system of a quality corrosion and scale inhibitor, such as System-Safe DM, will prevent and often cure the problem.

SystemSafe DM is a highly effective inhibitor and carries the Buildcert / NSF logo, to show that it has passed a tough corrosion cell test in a laboratory independent monitored by Buildcert / NSF to ensure compliance.

Powerflushing is not a high-pressure operation and it is suitable for most domestic wet central heating systems.

It is carried out with minimal disturbances and disruption to the operation of the system often without disconnecting the boiler or any radiators.