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Radiator Repairs in London

If your radiators aren’t heating evenly, making unusual noises, or showing signs of leakage, it’s time to call in the experts. At Arcas Plumbing, we provide fast and effective radiator repairs in London to restore warmth and efficiency to your home. Whether it’s a stuck valve, cold patches, or pressure problems, our experienced engineers in London will diagnose the fault and carry out reliable repairs—getting your heating system back on track quickly and with minimal disruption.

Common Radiator Problems We Fix

  • Radiators not heating up or heating unevenly
  • Cold spots caused by trapped air or sludge
  • Leaking valves or joints
  • Loose brackets or noisy pipework
  • Faulty thermostatic radiator valves (TRVs)
  • Radiators requiring balancing or bleeding

What’s Included in Our Radiator Repair Service?

We offer a complete repair service to resolve both minor and major radiator issues:


  • On-site diagnosis and performance testing
  • Bleeding and balancing radiators
  • Replacement of valves, connectors, or seals
  • Leak repairs and re-pressurising systems
  • Cleaning of blocked or sludge-filled units
  • TRV replacement or adjustment
  • Post-repair checks for flow, pressure, and efficiency



Whether you have one faulty radiator or several, we’ll get your heating working evenly and efficiently.

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FAQs

Why is my radiator warm at the bottom but cold at the top?

This is usually caused by trapped air. Bleeding the radiator often solves the issue—something we can do quickly during a service.

Can you replace a radiator if it’s beyond repair?

Yes, we offer full radiator replacement if needed and can advise on suitable models and sizes for your home.

What if only one radiator isn’t working?

This could be a valve issue or trapped air. Our engineer will isolate the cause and fix it on the spot where possible.

Is it worth repairing older radiators?

Often yes—but we’ll always give you an honest opinion and suggest replacement if it’s more cost-effective long-term.

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