Recotherm raise over £2000 for Bowel Cancer UK On a day marked deary weather, the Recotherm team took on the 5K Wolf Run held at Offchurch, Warwickshire. We were poised ready to endure the thick mud, but the spirit of the team was bright..ok brightish. But it wasn’t just a typical run— we were to […]
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beneath the sparkling surface lies an invisible menace that threatens the health of swimmers and pool personnel alike: chloramines.
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We are thrilled to share that Recotherm has been awarded the prestigious Safe Contractor Approval. Successfully gaining the SSIP (Safety Schemes in Procurement) certificate!
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Recotherm replace poorly performing AHU with CVME 1000 A well-known holiday park in Skegness’ existing swimming pool air handling unit (AHU) had been on site for less than 20 years. They were being faced with numerous repair bills and high running costs. Neighbours in nearby holiday homes and even further were also complaining about the
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We are thrilled to announce our recent membership in SPATA, the Swimming Pool and Allied Trades Association. This milestone represents a significant step forward for Recotherm, further solidifying its commitment to the swimming pool industry and its dedication to upholding the highest standards of professionalism and excellence. Recotherm’s SPATA membership gain us access to a
Energy efficiency figures of greater than 100% may not be as they seem Energy efficiency, it’s what we are all trying to achieve, the holly grail. Whether this be for global warming, reducing carbon footprints, or to combat the ever increasing costs of energy. It is something we at Recotherm have strived for since it’s conception
A unique Air Source Heat Pump (ASHP) fed ‘boiler & buffer tank -free’ standalone swimming pool ventilation air handling unit Our government has announced that by 2025 all new homes will be banned from installing fossil fuel boilers and will instead, be heated by low-carbon alternatives. The ban is inspired by an attempt to reduce Britain’s carbon emissions. So what are the alternatives?
