FEATURE
High capacity site heaters are often used for projects where units are required to generate high volumes of warm air for extended periods of time. These robust, heavy duty units are capable of operating unattended and can generate nominal heating capacities of up to 383kW.
What should I consider before choosing a
specialist heater hire provider? Choosing a reliable supplier will ensure you attain the peace of mind necessary to proceed without having concerns about whether your requirement will be handled professionally.
Experience and specialisation. Many tool hire companies can offer heaters for hire but if you choose a specialist heater hire provider they will have the in-depth knowledge and experience required to offer the advice you need to ensure the safest and most economical heater hire package.
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Delivery capability and coverage. Specialist heater hire companies should have a national coverage in order to provide a same day delivery service along with a 24/7 back- up. This will ensure that heaters are delivered quickly and kept working regardless of any problems that may occur.
Reputation. It is essential that the provider chosen has a good reputation in the industry, with a long track record of providing a safe reliable heater hire service. This will also mean that said provider should meet all relevant safety, quality and environmental standards
Range of units to choose from. A dedicated heater hire company should also be able to offer a wide range of modern units which are fuel efficient and reliable. Appearance and cleanliness are also important in many environments. Fuel efficiency can provide significant savings over a period of time.
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