souljacker
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Hopefully, there might be an Urban plumbing mob who can help me with this.
We had a loft conversion last year and also, around the same time, had a new boiler and thermostat put in (we've lived here for 18 years and the boiler was fucked when we moved in!). The 'old' part of the house heats up nicely and there is usually piping hot water to the shower/bath/taps everywhere but it doesn't seem to make it to the top floor (the new bathroom in the loft). The rads up there get nice and hot but the hot water doesn't unless you turn off all the heating. Even then it takes forever to get hot in the taps.
I'm guessing it's some sort of pressure problem somewhere but plumbing is a dark art to me so I don't know where to even begin. Anyone know or can offer some advice?
Cheers
We had a loft conversion last year and also, around the same time, had a new boiler and thermostat put in (we've lived here for 18 years and the boiler was fucked when we moved in!). The 'old' part of the house heats up nicely and there is usually piping hot water to the shower/bath/taps everywhere but it doesn't seem to make it to the top floor (the new bathroom in the loft). The rads up there get nice and hot but the hot water doesn't unless you turn off all the heating. Even then it takes forever to get hot in the taps.
I'm guessing it's some sort of pressure problem somewhere but plumbing is a dark art to me so I don't know where to even begin. Anyone know or can offer some advice?
Cheers