Service Areas
East & West Midlands • Yorkshire • Lancashire • Lincolnshire • Greater Manchester
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DPF Cleaning
Diesel Particulate Filters (DPFs) are fitted to diesel vehicles to trap soot and harmful particulates from the exhaust, but over time this material can build up and block the filter, leading to reduced performance, warning lights and poor fuel economy. Professional DPF cleaning restores the filter’s efficiency by first diagnosing the condition of the DPF, identifying any root issues and then using specialist cleaning techniques to remove the accumulated soot and debris. This process is designed to improve exhaust flow and help the engine run more smoothly, reducing emissions and avoiding costly repairs.
DPF PRO provides mobile DPF diagnostics and cleaning at your home or workplace. We assess the vehicle first, explain the findings and only recommend cleaning where it is appropriate. The standard service price is £360. The £150 booking fee includes the call-out, diagnosis and assessment, secures your appointment and is deducted from the total. The remaining £210 is due only if the clean is carried out. Appointment availability varies by area.
DPF Diagnostics
DPF diagnostics is the process of pinpointing the exact cause of a diesel particulate filter (DPF) fault before any cleaning or repair work begins. Rather than simply assuming a clogged filter, a proper DPF assessment involves professional diagnostic equipment that connects directly and hands-on testing to read fault codes, check sensors and examine key components of your vehicle’s emissions system, ensuring the root issue is correctly identified and not just the symptom. This detailed analysis helps prevent unnecessary repairs and supports the most effective long-term solution for your DPF problem.
DPF PRO’s mobile diagnostics service comes to your home, workplace or another suitable location. We use diagnostic readings and vehicle checks to identify the likely cause of the fault before recommending the next step, helping you avoid unnecessary cleaning or repair work.