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looking at system it seems at least 15 years old and i seem to be spending a lot of time having cold showers and going up and down to the boilers to readjust the pressure manually. It could be a pressure leak and the next stage after the water board check the mains pressure tomorrow is to get...

Thanks Chris R and Holty, Have been on crutches for the last few days but will venture out and down to the cellar to investigate. If internal problem will check water intake taps, if external I'll contact the water board. Any recommendations for alternative systems?

both hot and cold taps are affected by pressure loss all taps upstairs affected, kitchen taps has a crap flow rate too, outside tap not bad. It spurs off kitchen tap. is there a site to find out whether it is a low mains pressure area. I know our house has it's own individual spur off the main...

sorry it is an unvented system. My knowledge is limited on plumbing hence joining the forum to get help. As I said the boilers are in the cellar and two floors up are the 2 family bathrooms. When someone turns a tap on at ground floor level there is no water at all

do I need to turn the boiler beast on to increase the water pressure as it is off at present. The boiler was serviced about three months ago and they ( particular engineer) were not that informative I've found so far gave no answer said would find out never got back to me.What replacement...

I have bought a house with a Keston 130 boiler looks like a combi located in the cellar of the house next to a beast of a boiler/immersion heater named accolade which is over 5 foot tall and 3 foot wide. Which is permanently switched off. The problem is the water pressure is at best a dribble...