Main installers can now join works, the free online loyalty scheme that helps them save time and money.
BDR Thermea has announced that Andrew Keating, who joined the business as Marketing Director in September 2011, will take up the position of Managing Director, UK Boiler Division, with immediate effect.
Now's the time to prepare for sub-zero temperatures with the new Condensate Trace Heater Kit from Multifit, a simple solution to prevent boiler breakdowns caused by frozen condensate pipes.
The Main range of solar thermal unvented hot water cylinders is the perfect partner to Main Solar package and Main's System Eco and heat only boilers.
BDR Thermea has opened its 13th satellite training centre at Leeds College of Building.
The Runcorn based founder of the Carbon Monoxide Awareness charity, Lynn Griffiths is asking local organisations working in the community to come together to prevent deaths and injuries from the UK's most common poison.
Mark Prescott, Divisional Sales Manager for boiler manufacturer Main, is part of a team of five cyclists who have raised £10,000 for the Lynn Faulds Wood Bowel Cancer Campaign and the Wigan and Leigh Hospice.
Main's brand new training facility, Acorn House, in Warwick, has been officially opened by Chris White, MP for Warwick and Leamington.
Main has introduced a course to help candidates who want to achieve Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) accreditation. The course has been designed to help simplify the process for installers who want the MCS certification.
Main's new on-roof solar package is a simple to install solar hot water system that will cut fuel bills and reduce the home's carbon footprint by using the renewable energy available from the sun.
Baxi Group's Warwick based after sales operation heateam is proud be ranked seventh in the 2010 Top 50 Call Centres for Customer Service. It is the only heating company to be in the top 10, and beat some of the UK's best known brands at the prestigious ceremony hosted by Kate Thornton in London.
The warranty on the Main unvented cylinder range has been increased from 10 years to 25 years.
From 1 October 2010, the Building Regulations - Part L is changing. Read here for more information.
