Failsafe Heating

Your home heating system is safe with us. Our accredited engineers have experience in heating services, renewable energy and solar power. What's more we're a local family business and our reputation is in your hands which means you can be sure of the best possible service every time. Whether you want advice on the latest renewable energy supply, cover for your new boiler or you're sat in the cold because the central heating has broken, we've got it covered. Home owners and landlords in Sheffield have been trusting the job to FailSafe Heating for more than 40 years.

Failsafe Heating are a family run business, with our offices located in Mosborough Village, Sheffield. We currently employ a number of Gas Safe Registered Engineers and office staff, who are all friendly and will help with any issues you may have, be it Central Heating. A big belief within Failsafe is that customer satisfaction is of paramount importance to us, and to ensure that this is the case, we use only the highest quality products and external services to complement our own service. Being involved as a young engineer with the conversion from towns gas to natural gas, gave him good grounds for the fault finding and repairs that have run through to today's modern appliances.

If we are unable to repair the fault then there is no further charge. Parts are extra however we do not charge for collecting these if they have to be ordered. If you are experiencing problems with your boiler/ central heating then please contact us. You may not need a visit as we can talk you through some simple checks over the phone that may get you up and running without the need for a call out. All our work comes with a 12 month guarantee, and all our engineer's are fully trained, and Gas Safe Registered.

Although we always power flush when carrying out a boiler upgrade, there is no reason why you can't have your current system flushed to help improve its performance, by clearing the pipes and radiators it will help to keep it running at its optimum efficiency at all times and help prevent breakdowns caused by internal deterioration. A power flush is a cleansing process which aims to remove deposits of sludge, rust and any other debris from your central heating system. These contaminants, if left, can seriously affect the efficiency of a heating system and in severe cases a power flush is the only option available.

With underfloor heating the heat surrounds you rather than rising form the radiators and escaping through the ceiling. Underfloor heating, can be supplied by many heat source (geothermal heat pumps, solar or any central heating system existing or new).

The new generation RapidFlush Filter has been developed specifically for industry professionals to deliver the best possible system cleaning and maintenance standards. The filter is compatible with all power-flush machines and for use with the MagnaCleanse process. In addition to a raft of filter advances, an innovative approach has been applied to the RapidFlush Filter's outer case which not only provides greater protection, but forms an integral part of the successful flushing process. A single power-flush will remove an average of 3kg of sludge and other deposits from an ageing heating system.

This depends completely on your current system, the age and condition and the control systems currently in place. It may be as simple as adding more energy saving controls such as thermostatic radiator valves or time temperature controls, which essentially are not expensive, but can save you a considerable amount of money. Upgrade your system, by changing the central heating unit, and keep the existing radiators that are in situ, this can reduce the initial outlay, and can reduce the costs of your bills.

It's a good idea to have your annual service in the summer months to make sure your boiler and fire are ready and in peak condition for when you need them. Carbon monoxide poisoning is a serious threat to you and your family, According to the HSE statistics every year around 15 people die from CO poisoning caused by gas appliances and flues that have not been properly installed, maintained or that are poorly ventilated. If you suspect that your appliance is not working correctly please contact us to arrange a service all our engineers carry with them Combustion Analysers allowing them to check for Carbon Monoxide emissions.