Take a look at our heating and air conditioning hints, tips and explainers to ensure your business is running as efficiently and cost-effectively as possible.
Your care home’s boiler runs all year round to keep your residents’ baths hot and rooms cosy. But what about caring for the boiler itself? Read our solutions to some of the most common issues.
Discover how JLA provided new commercial boilers with minimal disruption for a leading independent care home in Renfrewshire.
In this care home commercial buying guide, JLA outline all the equipment a care home requires. Find the equipment you need and the standards you need to follow.
JLA assess how long can you expect a new commercial boiler to last. And what, if anything, typically impacts the lifespan of a boiler designed for industrial use.
With rising energy costs times are tough for housing associations. Find out how a new boiler can help resolve critical issues.
This guide looks at the factors hotel managers must consider when deploying site-appropriate commercial HVAC solutions, including boilers and air conditioning,
Find out about different commercial boilers along with the benefits of each and which is the most popular type for commercial buildings
Find out how JLA helps Fern Bank Therapeutic Community keep residents safe and comfortable, all year round.
If your boiler has come to the end of its serviceable life and you’re looking to replace it, what’s the best way to reduce your carbon emissions without losing performance? Simon Worsdall, commercial heating manager at JLA, takes us through your options.
Looking to replace an old boiler? Explore the future of heating with our guide to low-carbon, energy-saving air source heat pumps.
Replacing your old boiler could make a positive difference to the energy efficiency of your care home, and reduce your bills as well. But while it can sound like a big job, it doesn’t have to be daunting – or disruptive.
Why your healthcare setting must invest in a commercial boiler that has been built to withstand your demands.
