The professionals at London Elite Trades offer a wealth of years’ worth of experience in every aspect of heating and plumbing works.

As always, our customer satisfaction is our highest priority, which shows in high level of return business and recommendations.

Our skilled plumbers have many years of combined experience in the heating and plumbing industry and were hired for their talent and professionalism. They each have the ability to tackle any heating and plumbing job required for our client’s projects. Whether it is a small repair or a large installation, they have the talent and necessary requirements needed to complete the jobs.

As with every project we do, our elite team of professionals will help our clients follow the project from start to finish, keeping them involved every step of the way. We will always ensure the clients understand where we are in the project and what issues may arise. We feel that providing a management system that stays involved from start to finish allows us to exceed expectations and complete the project in a timely fashion.

If you would like to discuss any of these comments or inquire about a project, please call London Elite Trade with any questions you may have.

Services

London Elite Trades will install and service both heating and plumbing systems for residential and commercial clients. We can also provide you with both heating and plumbing services together on projects that involve both systems. Whether it is a new installation of plumbing and heating elements or repairs to previously installed systems, we can do it all here at London Elite Trades.

Fuse Boxes

A fuse box is where all your electrical systems run to and from. Everything in your house that requires electricity starts and ends at your fuse box. One of the services we offer is installation of fuse boxes, whether it is an entirely new electrical system or updating an old one.

Before starting, the main power to the house must be shut off for safety reasons. Once installation of the electrical begins, the power must remain off until the electrician has completed his project. They will install the necessary 240-volt circuits to the main fuses to start. 120-volt circuits are installed in the middle area of the fuse box. Once this is completed, the box is closed. They then plug both holders into the fuse box, pushing them into the correct socket and screwing them in firmly.

Vented, Unvented Systems

Both vented and unvented hot water heater/boilers use cylinders, with the main difference being the way each one is supplied with water. A vented hot water cylinder gets its water from a water tank that it is connected to, while unvented get its water directly from the water main.

Normally , with the vented water boiler, you will keep the tank above the cylinder and use gravity to carry the water down. The nice part of vented is it is cheap and simple to install and maintain. Also, if water stops running for whatever reason, you will still have a tank full stored for use.

The unfortunate part of a vented cylinder is that it relies on gravity to feed the water, so it is only as strong as the gravity you have. The higher it is, the better it will be. A second-floor shower would not have as much pressure as a first floor or basement shower, though.

For an unvented cylinder, there is no tank, the water coming directly from the main line which means your pressure will be stronger. You don’t need to worry about a tank, they usually have stronger pressure than an unvented one, and there is less possibility for contamination since there isn’t a storage tank.

The down side is that they are more complicated than the unvented cylinder, if the main water gets shut off you will not have any water running to your home until it is turned back on, and unvented cylinders are not always compatible with other systems, like a modern power shower.

Our experts will discuss the options with you after hearing your needs and assessing your home and help decide which is best for your home.