There is an agent on the market that can help to fight against corrosion that occurs naturally inside a central heating system. The corrosion happens as a result of constant use and also the reaction between water and metal. This creates a sludge that sits in the pipework and corrodes from within. The additive can be added to the system by the homeowner. Or if the homeowner isn’t confident, a qualified professional if they are not confident enough. A Vauxhall Plumber can provide and introduce this treatment. The sooner that the inhibitor is added is better for the system. However it will normally end up being added after a problem has been diagnosed in the system.


Actions of the inhibitor:

Provides a protective coat on the inside of the pipework to form a layer to slow the effects of corrosion that the system generated sludge can inflict on it.
It also lubricates the pipework, adding years onto its life. It is delivered around the system slowly and constantly.


The ideal way to use this is to use the system manufacturers data sheets. These will help and guide you through the process should you want to treat your existing system with a corrosion inhibitor. You can over treat systems with this product and it could expose leaks in the system that you did not know were there. The treatment will show up any faults in the pipework and radiators. Older central heating systems will definitely have large build up of sludge that has formed through the years. This, whilst being a problem, can also seal leaks within the pipework. Vauxhall Plumbers carry out preventative servicing and maintenance on all heating systems. The inhibitor is a recognised treatment and is highly recommended as a very clever and extremely useful maintenance tool that is worth the money. It is proven to give longevity to heating systems.