Central heating installations and repairs in Stoke-on-Trent
A reliable central heating system is essential to keeping your home warm and energy-efficient. At CTR Plumbing & Heating, we provide full installations, upgrades and repairs for homes across Stoke-on-Trent.
We can fit a single radiator or completely replace an outdated system.
If you want to cut down on energy use and lower your heating bills, we can install thermostatic radiator valves (TRVs). These allow you to control the temperature in each room individually. So you’re not wasting heat in unused spaces and can stay warm and cosy in the rooms you use most.
We’ll help you find solutions that work for your lifestyle and your property.
Heating system upgrades
If your heating system is struggling or costing more than it should, it might be time for an upgrade. CTR can install everything from modern radiators and thermostatic valves to full central heating systems — all tailored to your home’s needs.
We’ll assess your current setup and discuss your current heating schedule. Then we’ll suggest practical, cost-effective improvements. Our focus is on long-term comfort and efficiency.
Why Choose CTR Plumbing & Heating?
Local and reliable.
We’re based right here in Stoke and trusted by hundreds of homeowners across the Potteries.
No jargon. No hassle.
We explain everything clearly so you know exactly what’s happening and when it’s happening.
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Clear pricing.
With CTR Plumbing and Heating, you won’t find hidden extras. Just fair and transparent prices.
Radiator fitting and replacement
Radiators play a big role in both your home’s heating, as well as how it looks and feels. CTR can:
- Install new radiators in additional rooms
- Replace old or inefficient radiators
- Fit designer or space-saving radiators
- Add thermostatic radiator valves for better control
If your radiators are cold in places or slow to heat up, you may benefit from a change. We’re here to help.
Central heating repairs
Heating problems don’t just happen in Winter. But when they do, you want them sorted fast. CTR can diagnose and repair your system with minimal disruption.
We carry out a wide range of domestic heating repairs and always aim to resolve the issue on our first visit. If new parts are needed, we’ll explain everything clearly and keep costs transparent.
Smart heating
Want more control over your heating? We can supply and install smart thermostats that let you adjust your system directly from your smart device. It’s a great way to improve efficiency and cut down on wasted energy.
We’ll check if your current setup is compatible. If it isn’t, we can upgrade your system if you wish, so you can enjoy all the benefits of modern heating control.
Central heating FAQ’s
Not necessarily. It depends on what you’re looking to achieve. If you’re aiming for a more efficient, up-to-date setup, a full system upgrade is often the best option. But if your current system is working well and you just need a couple of new radiators, we can absolutely take care of that too. We’ll always tailor our advice to what’s right for your home.
TRVs let you control the heat in individual rooms. Thus helping reduce energy waste and lower your bills. They’re a great way to keep warm where you need to and cut back where you don’t.
Yes. The problem can be caused by a number of issues. These include sludge build-up, poor water flow, or a problem with the pipework or boiler. We’ll diagnose the problem and recommend the most effective fix.
Yes, we can reposition existing radiators or install new ones to better suit your space. That is, of course, providing there’s enough room and access for the pipework. Whether you’re renovating, extending, or just want better heat distribution, we’ll make sure your radiators are positioned for maximum comfort and efficiency.
Yes. We regularly work with landlords and understand the needs of multi-occupancy properties. In a house in multiple occupation (HMO) we often install more powerful systems, like unvented cylinders. These are far more capable of coping with the higher demand for hot water.
