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Unvented Cylinder in Kent
An unvented hot water cylinder delivers mains-pressure hot water to every tap in your home, eliminating the need for a cold water tank in the loft and giving you powerful showers without a pump.
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Unvented Hot Water Cylinders for Mains-Pressure Hot Water
If you are frustrated by weak showers and poor hot water pressure, an unvented hot water cylinder could transform your daily experience. Fed directly from the mains cold water supply rather than a gravity-fed loft tank, an unvented system delivers powerful, high-pressure hot water to every tap and shower in your home while also freeing up valuable loft space. Installation is legally restricted to qualified G3 engineers, and our team holds the required qualifications and carries full insurance. We install leading brands including Megaflo, Vaillant and Gledhill, size the cylinder correctly for your household demand, and carry out the required annual safety servicing to keep the system performing safely and efficiently.
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Common Unvented Cylinder Jobs We Handle
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Why Choose Us for Unvented Cylinder
Fast Response Across Kent
With engineers strategically positioned across Kent and Medway, we deliver rapid response times for both emergency and scheduled work. This ensures minimal disruption to your home or business, with efficient fault diagnosis and quick resolution to get everything back up and running without unnecessary delays.
Fully Qualified & Certified Engineers
All work is carried out by fully qualified, insured, and certified professionals. Whether it’s electrical installations or plumbing repairs, you can rely on work that meets current UK regulations and safety standards, giving you complete peace of mind that the job is done correctly the first time.
24/7 Emergency Call-Out Service
Plumbing and electrical issues rarely happen at convenient times. Our 24/7 emergency call-out service ensures you always have access to expert help when you need it most, reducing the risk of further damage and restoring safety to your property as quickly as possible.
Transparent Pricing with No Hidden Costs
We provide clear, upfront pricing before any work begins, so you know exactly what to expect. No hidden charges, no surprises. This honest approach builds trust and allows you to make informed decisions without worrying about unexpected costs later on.
Comprehensive Plumbing & Electrical Solutions
From small repairs to full installations, we offer a complete range of plumbing and electrical services under one roof. This saves you time and hassle by dealing with a single, reliable provider who understands your property and can handle multiple requirements efficiently.
Trusted Local Reputation
Serving customers across Kent, we’ve built a strong reputation for reliability, quality workmanship, and professional service. Much of our work comes from repeat customers and referrals, reflecting the trust people place in us to deliver consistent results every time.
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Your Common Unvented Cylinder Questions Answered
Yes, an unvented hot water cylinder should be serviced annually by a qualified engineer holding the G3 Unvented Hot Water qualification. During the service, the engineer inspects and tests all safety devices including the temperature and pressure relief valve, the expansion vessel, and the thermostat. Failure to carry out annual servicing can invalidate the manufacturer warranty and, more importantly, allows safety-critical components to degrade over time. An untested temperature and pressure relief valve that fails to operate correctly in a fault situation is a serious safety risk.
Installing an unvented hot water cylinder typically takes between one and two days, depending on the complexity of the installation and whether significant pipework modifications are required. If the existing installation is a gravity-fed system with a header tank in the loft, additional work is needed to remove the tank, cap the redundant pipework, and connect the new cylinder to the mains supply. Our G3-qualified engineers plan every installation in full detail and provide a written quote covering all aspects of the work before a start date is agreed.
The correct cylinder size depends on the number of bathrooms in your property and the typical simultaneous demand for hot water. As a general guide, a 150-litre cylinder suits a one to two-bedroom property with a single bathroom; a 200-250-litre cylinder is appropriate for three to four bedrooms with two bathrooms; and larger properties with three or more bathrooms typically require 300 litres or more. Our engineers size your cylinder correctly based on a full assessment of your property and usage patterns, ensuring you always have adequate hot water without oversizing unnecessarily.
An unvented hot water cylinder is a sealed, pressurised hot water storage system connected directly to the mains cold water supply. Unlike traditional vented systems, it does not require a cold water tank in the loft, delivers mains-pressure hot water to every tap and shower simultaneously, and is generally more efficient. An unvented cylinder is a great option if you want improved water pressure, have multiple bathrooms, or are replacing an old gravity-fed system. Installation must be carried out by a qualified engineer holding an Unvented Hot Water qualification.
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