Hot Water Cylinders, Peterborough

Unvented hot water cylinders connect directly to the mains water supply, providing higher pressure and better flow rates for showers and taps. Vented cylinders use a cold water tank in the loft and are ideal for homes with older plumbing or lower mains pressure.

It depends on your property and water pressure. Homes with strong mains pressure often benefit from unvented systems, while properties with older plumbing or limited mains pressure are better suited to vented cylinders. Our engineers can assess your setup and recommend the best option.

Yes. Unvented systems must be installed by G3 qualified engineers who are trained to handle the higher pressure and safety features of these cylinders. All our installers are fully certified and experienced in both vented and unvented systems.

Yes, unvented cylinders don’t rely on gravity or a loft tank, so they can be installed in almost any location, such as a garage, airing cupboard, or utility room.

Vented systems can offer reliable pressure when properly maintained, especially with an upgraded pump or well-positioned loft tank. They’re often ideal for traditional heating systems and properties with older pipework.

Yes. Unvented cylinders are well insulated and maintain hot water temperature efficiently. They also deliver faster flow rates, reducing waiting time for hot water and overall energy waste.

We recommend annual servicing to ensure safety valves, expansion vessels, and thermostats are working correctly. Regular maintenance helps extend the lifespan of your system and keeps it running efficiently.

Yes. Our qualified heating engineers design and install underfloor heating systems that work seamlessly with your central heating and hot water setup for even, efficient warmth throughout your home.