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The hidden complexities of heating historic churches
These are the considerations that anyone responsible for a historic church, chapel or religious estate needs to understand before commissioning any heating work.
Heating up your career: why your next move should be Lord Combustion
Choosing where to build your career in the HVAC industry is a big decision – here are just some of the reasons why so many people choose to build their career with us.
10 things to ask before choosing your commercial boiler contractor
Not all contractors offer the same level of expertise, capability or support – so asking the right questions is essential. Here are 10 things to ask your commercial heating contractor.
Lord becomes Heating and Hot Water Supplier to Wolverhampton Racecourse
Lord Combustion have been named Official Heating and Hot Water Supplier to Wolverhampton Racecourse, strengthening our presence across the region’s leading leisure destinations.
Lord Combustion Services supports launch of innovative heat pump training centre
A training centre which will develop skills in renewable heat pump technology has opened with support from sustainability experts Lord Combustion Services.
How can West Midlands businesses manage rising energy costs?
As fuel prices rise, businesses must to take proactive steps to reduce energy consumption as market instability continues to strain operating costs.
Boiler efficiency audits: why Spring is an ideal time for a systems assessment
Boiler efficiency audits provide an opportunity to measure system performance, identify hidden issues and adjust controls to match current conditions; here’s why you need one.
Preventing boiler failures in commercial buildings during cold spells
When temperatures drop, commercial boilers experience a sharp increase in demand. Taking preventative action minimises disruption during cold spells – here’s what to look out for.
Lord’s partnership with Black Country Living Museum featured in new video
Lord Combustion has appeared in a new video exploring how the Black Country Living Museum is keeping thousands of visitors warm this winter.








