G3 Unvented Cylinder Installation in Westbury , Wiltshire

Every home is different, which is why we start with a thorough assessment of your current plumbing and mains water pressure. This helps us recommend the perfect unvented hot water cylinder for your household's daily needs.Once we have selected the right unit, our expert team safely removes your old system, including the redundant loft tanks if you are upgrading from a traditional vented setup. We then install your new cylinder, carefully fitting all necessary safety valves and expansion vessels.Finally, we carry out comprehensive pressure testing and full commissioning to ensure everything runs perfectly before we leave.

Switching to an unvented hot water cylinder transforms the way you use water in your home. Because the system uses mains pressure, you can enjoy powerful, hot showers without needing noisy, separate shower pumps. It also frees up valuable loft space, as you no longer need a large cold water storage tank.Unvented cylinders are highly insulated, meaning they retain heat far better than older models, which can help lower your daily energy usage. For households with multiple bathrooms, it ensures a balanced and steady flow of hot water, even when someone else is running a tap downstairs.

Safety is our absolute priority when dealing with high-pressure water systems. Because unvented cylinders store hot water under significant pressure, UK Building Regulations legally require them to be installed by a highly competent, G3 certified professional.At BC Plumbing, our engineers are fully G3 certified, meaning we are legally qualified to install, service, and repair these powerful systems. We strictly adhere to WRAS (Water Regulations Advisory Scheme) guidelines, ensuring all valves, pipes, and fittings meet rigorous national safety standards.We also take local factors into account, such as installing necessary scale reducers to combat the hard water conditions commonly found throughout Wiltshire.

If your unvented cylinder is suddenly delivering poor pressure, it usually points to a fault with the mains supply, a blocked filter, or a failing pressure reducing valve. It is vital never to attempt repairs on high-pressure systems yourself due to the significant risk of scalding or water damage.Instead, our local responsive experts can quickly diagnose the issue, replacing faulty components with WRAS-approved parts to restore your hot water instantly. If you are experiencing broader pressure drops, we also offer dedicated water pressure repairs and hot water cylinder services to keep your home running smoothly.