Heating
WALSALL · HOME IMPROVEMENTS
Radiators sized for the room.
We fit replacement radiators, towel radiators and new radiator positions within planned work. Choose the heat output and connections before settling on the appearance; matching the old unit’s width alone does not establish suitability.
Radiators, valves and connections
- Replacement radiators in existing positions
- Radiator relocation with pipework alterations
- Bathroom towel radiator fitting
- Valve and connection changes included in the installation quote
Check output as well as dimensions
A radiator’s heat output depends on its size, design and the heating system’s water temperature. Ask the installer to check the room’s heat requirement and the output at the intended operating temperature. Keep product dimensions, valve space and wall support in the same check.
What can change the price?
Keeping or moving the position
Moving a radiator can require longer pipe runs and access beneath floors or behind walls.
Wall and valve clearance
The radiator, brackets and valves must fit without obstructing doors, furniture or cleaning access.
System emptying and refilling
Ask whether draining, refilling, checks and any floor or wall repairs are included.
Questions about this work
Should I buy a larger radiator for a cold room?
Have the room and system assessed first. A cold room does not establish that the radiator is undersized, and advertised output depends on the system temperature.
Can I supply a designer radiator?
Send the manufacturer’s specification before ordering. Check output, valve arrangement, the distance between pipe connections, weight when full and wall fixings with the installer.
Can a towel radiator replace the bathroom radiator?
Check its output against the room’s heating requirement. A towel radiator’s dimensions or appearance do not show whether it can heat the room on its own.
Check the guidance
Planning this work