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Boilers are essential pieces of equipment for heating a building, whether that be your home or even your commercial premises. Though modern boilers tend to be incredibly efficient and will work for a long time with no issues, there are, of course, still times when things can go wrong.

Read on below to see five of the warning signs that there is an issue with your boiler that may mean you’ll need a boiler replacement.

1 | Slow Heating Radiators

Upon your boiler kicking into action, you should notice that your radiators begin to warm up within a few minutes and reach their peak temperature within half an hour. However, if you notice that your radiators are taking a lot longer to heat up, then this could indicate that your boiler is wearing out. read more >

Boilers are necessary for producing heat and hot water, however they occasionally have typical issues. The absence of heat or hot water is one such problem. You can attempt a few DIY solutions before making a service call.

Thermostats settings

First, examine the thermostat’s settings and, if necessary, change the batteries. Next, ensure that the boiler is receiving power and check the circuit breaker for any tripping issues. Bleeding radiators using a radiator key can release trapped air and restore adequate heating if some radiators are heated while others are still chilly. read more >

Since the dawn of civilization, human beings have been looking for ways to make their everyday lives more comfortable. One way in which this has been achieved is with the management of indoor temperatures, whether through heating or cooling.

Once achieved with the use of rudimentary systems, these efforts to warm or cool our interiors are now controlled by various advanced technologies.These include central heating, air conditioning and ventilation, where these approaches to indoor comfort all rely on one vital piece of equipment – the duct. read more >

The International Space Station orbits the Earth at a height of around 400 km. One of the many difficulties the ISS has is keeping a livable atmosphere in the void of space. This blog will look at how the ISS’s special heating and cooling systems handle temperature extremes.

Insulation in the ISS

The International Space Station (ISS) is also outfitted with cutting-edge insulating materials to shield it from the arctic conditions of space while it is in shadow. The astronauts’ ability to stay at a comfortable internal temperature depends on these insulating materials. Insulation protects against severe heat upon re-entry into Earth’s atmosphere as well as the loss of heat to the environment of space. This makes heating systems in space very important. read more >

The hospitality industry has evolved over the years to become the steadfast provider of refreshments that we know and love today. The experience of dining out is big business, where restaurants, cafes and bars must all compete to provide their customers with the best possible service and experience.

These venues rely on a wide variety of industrial equipment in order to properly cook and store their ingredients, where this includes large commercial refrigerators. These are a supersized version of the domestic equivalent, designed to store large quantities of food, whilst also providing easy access for staff. read more >

Your business relies on numerous interconnecting systems in order to operate efficiently. From the ground up, these systems provide comfort to employees, keep infrastructure safe and ensure your products are secure. Whether it’s indoor temperature control, plumbing or lighting, your commercial enterprise depends on these modern technologies to keep things running smoothly.

A key part of this is ventilation. Offices, warehouses, production lines and other industrial hubs all rely on some form of ventilation to maintain air quality throughout the building. These systems are essential but are often overlooked, hidden as they are within our walls and ceilings. Read on to learn more about commercial ventilation systems, from the various types to top maintenance tips. read more >

Many businesses are searching for methods to become more environmentally friendly as they grow more conscious of their influence on the environment. This is advantageous for the environment as well as for business. Customers are growing more aware of how their purchases affect the environment, and they frequently are prepared to pay extra for goods and services that are produced sustainably.

Why be more sustainable?

Making your company more environmentally responsible may help both your short and long-term performance, regardless of whether you own a little coffee shop or a real estate team. read more >

Temperatures in the UK are getting hotter and hotter. Summer is fast approaching, and we are consistently seeing temperatures hit the mid-20s. If last year is anything to go by, we could soon see this rise into the 30s and maybe even hit 40!

The question we ask ourselves year after year is how to deal with these temperatures. When it is hot it can seem impossible to cool down sometimes, which can be very hard to deal with.

Read on to find out a few great methods to keeping cool this summer, both at home and at work. read more >

With the drastically increasing energy bills, finding ways to reduce your output and save where we can has been extremely important. This rise in energy costs has been impacting both domestic and commercial properties at a drastic rate. For commercial properties, there are a wide range of ways that energy usage can be reduced. We have picked out 6 simple ways you could try to reduce your energy output for your business! Keep reading to find out more.

Energy Costs & Business

The rising energy crisis has been detrimental to homes and thousands across the UK, however, the impact on businesses has not been addressed as much. read more >

Unfortunately, we are in a global climate disaster, so looking for new heating options which are less harmful to the environment is a priority! This blog aims to inform you of these new options.

Future Homes Standard of Heating Systems

The UK government intends to implement a new Future Homes Standard in 2025, which would require that all newly built homes built after that time use low-carbon heating alternatives to gas boilers. Although there has been considerable uncertainty over whether these dates will alter, surveys still indicate that 2025 is the most likely year. read more >