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A good solution for replacing your existing heating system with a more energy-efficient alternative is by having a new gas condensing boiler installed. Amongst the fossil fuel energy sources, gas is the most eco-friendly choice as it leaves no residue. New boiler technology uses a condensing effect, so heat in the extracted air is recovered and reused. This saves up to a third of the energy use and reduces costs for a standard detached family home. (more…)
The health and safety of both our customers and colleagues is our number one priority, even more so as the Coronavirus outbreak develops. In response to the latest health service and government guidance, we have taken a number of practical steps to protect the well-being of both our customers and our staff. Read our coronavirus boiler update for more information… (more…)
A good solution for the replacement of your existing heating system with a more energy-efficient alternative is by having a new gas condensing boiler installed. Amongst the fossil fuel energy sources, gas is the most eco-friendly choice as it leaves no residue. New boiler technology uses a condensing effect, so heat in the extracted air is recovered and reused. This saves up to a third of the energy and cuts costs for an old apartment. (more…)
There are some similarities between the COVID 19 symptoms and those of carbon monoxide poisoning. It is important to be able to distinguish the two as CO poisoning is far more lethal than the Covid-19 infection. (more…)
Current government advice is that everyone in the UK should only leave their home to shop for fundamental necessities; to take one form of outdoor exercise a day; to travel for a medical need; to take care of a vulnerable person and to travel to and from work if it is ‘absolutely necessary’. We must also practise social distancing while in public. This means limiting contact with people who aren’t in your household and always maintaining a two-metre gap between other people. If you need to have work done by a professional in your house, you have to think: is it essential or can the project wait? The best way to limit your risk from coronavirus is to postpone any non-essential work. What should you ask your heating engineer before they start work during the lockdown?
The government may plan to ‘turn the tide’ on the coronavirus within twelve weeks of lockdown, but it is more difficult to get work done in your home at this time. Of course, the restrictions could last longer. So what if you are halfway through a renovation during isolation? (more…)