Before commencing service, we check that the system is operating correctly and raise any issues or faults discovered prior to draining it down.

• We check for any leaks in the system and advise on the additional cost of repairs if found.
• We drain down the Glycol circuit and dispose of it responsibly.
• Then we connect the pump and flush the panels to remove remaining debris and contaminants.
• A visual inspection for damage or failure of the panels. If access to the panels is restricted for close inspection due to scaffolding requirements, we will take close-up photos from the ground level.
• Checks for the integrity of the insulation throughout the length of solar pipework, advising on any costs of replacing the insulation if found to be in poor condition.
• Introduce new Glycol into the circuit.
• Re-commission the solar system and set up the controller for optimum efficiency.
• Following the testing and inspection processes, if irregularities are found with any of the solar thermal components in terms of failure or poor design, these will be documented and priced accordingly to bring the system back to full efficiency.
• For further information, please call the office during office hours or use the book now function.