About Warmco
Warmco is a family business which was originally part of a business established in Manchester in 1925. Since then, the company has designed and manufactured its own heaters and has supplied a wide range of other manufacturers' heaters. We now concentrate on the supply and installation of Reznor and Ambi-Rad warm air heaters, which we believe to be the market leaders.
Aims
- To provide affordable, quality, industrial and commercial warm air heating systems.
- To supply and install heating systems which will reduce fuel costs and sustain the environment.
- To provide a first rate installation service, hassle free from the point of design to completion.
- To supply reliable and cost effective Reznor warm air heaters and accessories, to allow customers to arrange their own installation. To facilitate this, we offer a heater commissioning service.
- To provide first rate aftercare. This includes a two years parts and one year labour warranty on new heating systems, and the provision of full maintenance and service contracts, where desired.
Location
We offer a full nationwide service. In the past we have installed systems as far south as Ilfracombe, and as far north as Dundee.
Head Office (Map)
Warmco Industry Park,
Manchester Road,
Mossley
OL5 9AY
Sales Office (Map)
61 Westfield Road,
Tockwith,
Nr Wetherby
YO26 7PY
Distribution (Map)
77 Shaftesbury Avenue,
Leeds
LS8 1DR
How to decide if a Warmco warm air system is for you - what can it do?
Your questions answered.
What type of spaces would a warm air system be good for?
A warm air heating system is ideal for open spaces, ranging from a small area of 500 square feet to large industrial or commercial spaces.
These systems suit a variety of uses such as factories, workshops, garages, open plan offices, distribution warehouses, retail spaces and children's play areas. They are designed to be installed in buildings, where the use of the area does not require the doors to be kept open and also where the user wishes to heat the whole space within the building. In some circumstances it is possible to heat smaller areas separated from the main heated space (eg offices), using a ducted system.
What temperatures can they achieve?
The system can be designed to reach your specific temperature requirements. So, for example, it could give basic frost protection in a warehouse, or could keep operatives warm in a factory. The Reznor heaters that we use have the capacity to provide instant heat, warming buildings quickly (depending on outside temperature and capacity of chosen model being sufficient). The heater fans can also be used in summer to provide ventilation.
Where would you situate the heater?
To save floor space, the heaters are normally suspended from the structure of the building. However, floor standing cabinet heaters can be used in larger buildings where a bigger heat output is required and where there is no limitation on space available.
What fuels can I use?
Our warm air heaters can be powered by using natural gas, propane (bulk/bottle supply) or 28 or 35 sec oil, depending on your location and requirements.
How do I control the heating system?
Warmco warm air heating systems are operated using a Heatmiser Economy 2000L control panel. This allows the user of the system to have seven day programming, day and night time temperature settings for frost protection, zoned temperature control and the capacity to create the correct working temperature for the start of the working day.
Energy Efficiency and Enhanced Capital Allowance?
The majority of the heaters that we install are very energy efficient and qualify for the Government's Energy Technology List. This is a tax incentive scheme encouraging businesses to purchase products with greater energy efficiency. The customer purchasing listed equipment is eligible to claim 100% Enhanced Capital Allowance, within the first year (more details on this are available from Warmco when discussing your heating requirements).
Fans (destratification) installed in the roof of the building can also be used to recirculate the warm air that the heaters create, to help raise the temperature, thus reducing fuel costs considerably.
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