“It’s our pleasure.” That familiar reply as your guests leave your hotel (chirpier than when they left their front door). As the owner of a bustling hotel, you need a fuel you can rely on. To keep your guests’ grins going, our LPG for hotels provides versatile energy for all central heating, hot water, cooking, swimming pools and can even help your staff power through their laundry pile. For energy efficiency in your hotel, LPG is the go-to. We can even hide your LPG tank underground to maintain those beautiful views for your guests.
You can count on us to keep your guests warm and satisfied. With our large delivery network and national coverage, we’re local and right around the corner. What’s more, we have a large gas storage facility, so we’re always prepared when it comes to topping-up our customers.
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From your first enquiry, right up to your installation, we'll ensure your switch over to us is seamless. We'll assess what the best solution is for you and offer a variety of services, from concrete bases for your tank to arranging vehicle protection during the installation. And if you'd prefer to keep your tank out of site, our underground tank is the perfect option. We can install trenchless technology for your pipework to ensure a hassle free installation and complete all the groundwork needed.
To get the ball rolling, one of our energy specialists will give you a call to find out more about your hotel and book a free site survey.
We employ only the best people and work with only the safest equipment so our customers know they're in good hands.
* A telemetry unit will need to be installed by Calor, for the purpose of enabling Calor to remotely measure the quantity of LPG contained within the bulk tank(s) and schedule deliveries accordingly. Subject to the telemetry unit being able to receive signal. Direct-debit payment plan required
** ‘LPG’s Carbon Footprint Relative to Other Fuels: A Scientific Review’ - Atlantic Consulting 2009
