Boiler Repair Services in Crowthorne

We know that a boiler breakdown can be a nightmare, especially during the cold and discomforting winter. That is why we are always available to restore your heating system in Crowthorne. Once you call, we will arrange for an engineer to come to you as soon as possible to fix your boiler.

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At ActFast Solutions, we specialise in maintaining and repairing boilers in Crowthorne, and all our work is guaranteed. Our boiler engineers can do these but are not limited to fixing a broken boiler, servicing a boiler, installing a new boiler or any boiler-related services. Our qualified engineers are on hand to help, and you can trust us, as all our engineers are gas-safe registered, giving you complete peace of mind.

If you live in Crowthorne or are a homeowner there, and you require the services of a boiler repair engineer near you, our boiler repairs Crowthorne services are just a call away from getting started and fixing your boiler. Contact us.

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Common Boiler Repair Issues

Every day, we encounter common issues that could be signs that your boiler requires repair. If you suspect that your boiler is not functioning correctly due to any of the following problems, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

If your radiators are not getting hot, or if you’re not getting any hot water from your taps or shower, this could indicate a problem with your boiler’s heat exchanger or pump.

Rattling, banging or other unusual noises coming from your boiler may be a sign of a problem with the pump, fan or heat exchanger.

If your boiler’s pilot light won’t light or keeps going out, this could indicate a problem with the thermocouple or gas valve.

A drop in your boiler’s pressure could be caused by a leak in the system or an issue with the pressure relief valve.

In colder weather, the condensate pipe that carries waste water from your boiler to the drain outside can freeze over, causing your boiler to shut down.

If your heating system won’t respond to changes in your thermostat settings, it could be a problem with the thermostat itself, or with the wiring connecting it to your boiler.

A leak in your boiler could be caused by a damaged seal, a corroded pipe, or a faulty pressure relief valve.