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Christmas-inspired adventure park seeks urgent heating equipment
Andrews Heat for Hire keep busy theatre schedule on track
Andrews Heat for Hire provide hospital with replacement heating
In the healthcare sector especially, the presence of effective climate control is a fundamental provision for the wellbeing of sick and vulnerable patients. A failure to maintain a continuous heating
Historic warship undergoes major refit courtesy of Sykes Pumps
Brewery kept operational after heat exchanger failure
Breweries and other beverage manufacturers are dependent on working boilers generating steam, because of its efficiency in carrying large quantities of heat. So when the supply is affected, or even
Andrews Dehumidification assist Midlands pig farm
Major London building site seeks temporary heating
Andrews Heat for Hire assist care home conversion
Welsh petrochemical plant requires dehumidification for tank drying
Every few years, industrial facilities dry out their fuel tanks and other large containers before engaging in restorative processes. Whether these need painting, repairing or any other form of maintenance,
Yorkshire hospital requires emergency air conditioning
Andrews Dehumidification keep power station online
If power stations are subjected to damp conditions while temporarily shut down, turbines, piping and other valuable equipment immediately become susceptible to corrosion and oxidising. This will have a huge
Civil contractor seeks temporary pumping equipment
Andrews Sykes attend “Give Youth a Chance” conference
London building site requires dehumidification equipment
Andrews Sykes represented in Paris “Bike and Run” race
Andrews Dehumidification assists Northamptonshire sweet manufacturer
NHS hospital seeks additional heating during cold snap
Hampshire boat manufacturer seeks temporary heating
When seasonal temperatures began to drop, a yacht building company based on the South Coast required a short-term heating hire solution. The client was in need of a portable unit
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