Leeds heating firm doubles turnover as demand surges for sustainable energy
A Yorkshire heating company has announced that its turnover has doubled as demand surges for sustainable solutions.
North East Heating Solutions, based in Leeds, has seen turnover grow to more than £1m as more customers opt for its environmentally friendly heating.
The company is also expanding its customer service team to meet the increased demand.
Howard Klineberg, managing director of North East Heating Solutions, commented: “We’ve seen a big spike in enquiries and orders as more people consider greener alternatives to gas central heating.
“Many of our customers use renewable energy providers to further reduce their carbon footprint.
“The technology has come a long way in recent years, and our radiators can be controlled from an app, which allows each room to be heated quickly and individually; it’s a much more efficient way to heat your home.
“Today’s electric radiators use different technology to the old electric storage heaters and offer an app-enabled way to heat a home in a much smarter and more environmentally friendly way.”
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