Before winter, radiators accumulate thick dust and lint in their internal gaps, which not only reduces heat convection but may also release a burnt smell when heating starts. This service is designed for steel or cast‑iron radiators. A deposit is paid; the final balance is based on the number of sections and panels. Our technician first closes the inlet and outlet valves, then uses ultra‑thin gap brushes inserted between fins to draw out deep dust, while a powerful vacuum collects falling debris to prevent re‑contamination. Local rust spots are gently sanded with fine paper, then coated with specialised anti‑rust primer; after drying, a matching topcoat is applied to restore appearance. We also check the bleed valve, clean scale around it, and after completion, reopen valves to test circulation for leaks. After this treatment, heat output efficiency increases, room warming accelerates, and no odd smells occur during operation. Clean surfaces also improve indoor air quality by reducing convection dust. In winter, touching the radiator reveals a smooth, dry metal texture rather than gritty roughness – the warmth delivered is purer and more even, saving energy while enhancing comfort.
Radiator Dust & Rust Treatment
$ 60.99
















