Since we’re still in the swing of summer, you may not be thinking about heating your home or business right now. However, fall and winter will be here again before you know it, and at that time, you may be looking for temporary heat rental services. So, what do these services entail? These are heating options you can use instead of a built-in HVAC or AC heating system. There are numerous scenarios in which temporary heating options can be useful including outdoor festivities, construction projects, and more. Read on to see when you may have to call on professionals that can handle these types of heating options.
Outdoor Winter Events
As summer music festivals rage on, people are likely looking for ways to cool off with a cold drink and outdoor fans. However, once Thanksgiving Day parades and Christmas celebrations come around, those same people will be bundled up and want to get under the next heating source they can find. According to PR Newswire, the global climate control equipment rental market is projected to reach $135.57 billion by 2028, for such reasons. It’s no secret that many towns, as well as individual businesses, can make a lot of money with outdoor winter events. Festivities shouldn’t have to stop just because it’s chilly outside. Winter events are where the equipment rental market shines as they can encourage people to stay longer, have fun, and spend money.
Winter Wedding
When it comes to having events outside, there’s no more special one than winter nuptials. It’s no secret that June is the most popular month for people to exchange vows, according to Almanac. However, some couples may want to save money by avoiding that summer rush since it’s also a more expensive time to get married and can be hard to find the right venues. Plus, some couples may love winter, and getting married during the winter months may have a more symbolic meaning to them than June. So, if you want to plan your wedding around the dipping temperatures, fall, or even enjoy a snowball fight at the reception, temporary heat rental services can help make your winter wonderland wedding happen.
Construction Projects
Whether it’s building more housing or doing business renovations, construction projects never stop just because the weather has gotten colder. If workers must do some development work outside, it’s inhumane to have them work in freezing conditions. After all, there are also various work compliance laws that construction developers must adhere to and that includes protecting the health and safety of anyone working on their projects. Even if workers are working indoors in the winter months, it could still be very cold inside and require the use of temporary heat management services. If they’re working on a new building in which the HVAC system isn’t working or installed yet, then the project manager will have to arrange heating.
Repair or Replacement of Heating Systems
Are you in charge of a building where the heating system has broken down or isn’t in place? Whether you have a residential or commercial property, an HVAC system can shut down if it hasn’t been maintained and inspected over the years. In the case of a newer building, the HVAC unit may still be in progress while other work is being done. If people still live in the building, it’s inhumane for them to be in cold conditions as it can cause them to be sick and possibly even damage their possessions. So, while you’re repairing or replacing an existing heating system, you may need to supply a temporary heating option to keep people warm and healthy.
The human body should be at a regular temperature to make sure that it’s in a healthy state. That’s why avoiding extra cold temperatures in winter is just as important as taking precautions against heat stroke in summer. With temporary heat rental services, you can keep your commercial or residential property or outdoor event at a comfortable temperature so that workers, staff, residents, and guests are all safe and don’t have temperature-related health problems. Are you ready to check one item off your to-do list for an upcoming event or project? Contact On Site Companies today for more information.
