Smith’s Environmental Products
| Convectors | Plinth Heaters | Radiators
The Client Miller Installations, Norfolk is a family-run business, established for over 30 years providing plumbing and heating services and renewable energy solutions. The Challenge In Norfolk many properties do not have access to mains gas, relying on expensive oil heating, delivered annually to homes. Mr & Mrs Norfolk’s home had an old oil-powered boiler Read More …
The Client The Church, Ettiley Heath required new heat emitters for its hall, church and lavatories. Originally built in 1888 as a Primitive Methodist church, its community hall was built in 1954. In 2003, the Methodist church joined with the local Anglican Church St. Peter’s, Elworth, to serve the ever growing mixed age community. The Read More …
The Client Founded in 1857, St James’ Church, Birkdale is an Anglican parish church located in Southport and is part of the Diocese of Liverpool. The Challenge The church is used regularly by people of all ages and hosts a range of services, meetings and events each week. Making sure that the church is warm Read More …
The Client St Catherine’s Church of England, Wigan, built in 1841 in the Gothic style. The Challenge The church had an old ring main and decrepit radiators; the church was never warm enough because it took too long for the church to heat up for a service and was costly to run. The PCC wanted Read More …
The Client Victorian, Grade 2 listed Rossington Hall, a 250-acre highly sought-after luxury wedding venue in Doncaster, South Yorkshire, being renovated over a three-year programme, begun in 2011. The Challenge One of the biggest challenges was how to heat such a large building that also hosts such large rooms. With a ballroom, large rooms converted Read More …
The Client The refurbished, custom-built Whitby Tourist Information Centre in North Yorkshire. The Challenge The open plan building features large, floor to ceiling glass panels on all of its external walls. This required an efficient solution that would heat the centre in the winter months and cool it during the summer. In addition, the amount Read More …