It's not unusual to encounter the issue of a radiator not heating up once your central heating is in full flow again. But, if the heating is on, it's clearly not a problem you can leave for long.

'Check the boiler pressure gauge – in most homes it should sit between 1 and 1.5 bar when the system is cold,' explains ...

AS households are walloped by a deep freeze, you may be cranking up the heating – but make sure your radiators are working ...

There are several common problems that can mean your radiators are not working properly. They might not warm up or they might only get hot at the top or at the bottom. Your radiators could be noisy ...

With autumn now with us, it's the time of year many of us will be wondering when the heating will need to go back on. And, with energy bills double what they were a year ago, the cost of it will be a ...

A plumber has shared three simple fixes you can do at home to tackle radiator problems and ensure they heat up properly ...

Q I am thinking of putting a multi-fuel stove into the existing fireplace of a Victorian cottage. While it is preferable to put in a flue liner, do Building Regs require the flue to be lined in these ...

There can be multiple reasons why a radiator could lack heat at the bottom. However, the most common reason for a cold-bottomed radiator is a build of sludge and debris. Due to radiators being a ...