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How to Make Sure Your Plumbing Isn’t Causing Problems for Your Appliances

We all rely on household appliances to keep our homes running smoothly, from washing machines to dishwashers and boilers to fridges. These essential items make day-to-day lives much more manageable. However, just like any other piece of equipment, they need regular maintenance to keep them functioning at their best. Issues like poor water pressure, clogged pipes, or inconsistent temperatures can all cause these appliances to work harder than they should, leading to premature wear and tear. Plumbing plays a key role in the longevity of these appliances, so understanding how plumbing maintenance can extend their lifespan is crucial for homeowners.

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The Powerflush: What Is It & How Much Does It Cost?

A powerflush is a deep clean for your central heating system. Over time, radiators and pipes collect sludge, rust, and other debris that stop your heating from working properly. If you’ve noticed cold spots on your radiators, noisy pipes, or your boiler shutting off unexpectedly, a build-up of sludge could be the problem.

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Why G3 Unvented Cylinder Certification Matters for Your Home

When it comes to hot water storage solutions, unvented cylinders have become increasingly popular due to their efficiency and convenience. If you're considering upgrading your home's hot water system, you may have come across the term "G3 Unvented Cylinder Certification." In this blog post, Chew Valley Plumbing will explore why G3 unvented cylinder certification matters for your home and how it can enhance your daily life.

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4 Reasons Why Air Conditioner Maintenance is Important

At Chew Valley Plumbing, we know that air conditioner key components wear out after a while. Filters, fins and coils need regular maintenance for any AC to function as efficiently and effectively it’s designed to. When you neglect the necessary routine maintenance, your AC unit will use more energy as it declines in performance.

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