Most water heaters still in use today are either electric resistance (ER) or gas. ER water heaters use electricity to directly heat water. In both cases, water comes out of the ground, aquifer, reservoir, or other municipal water source you have, and is then heated from whatever temperature that is to 120°F or whatever you […]
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Covid-19 Business Adapting
We are all living through the most turbulent period businesses have ever seen in decades. Businesses old ways of working have not been possible and most businesses have had to adapt there way of working in some cases close there businesses down. During each lockdown GHS have been able to adapt and incorporate different ways […]
Read MoreWhat is Green Energy? How Clean is Green Energy and is it more expensive?
Green energy is any energy type that is generated from natural resources, such as sunlight, wind or water. The key with these energy resources is that they don’t harm the environment through factors such as releasing greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. Green energy, which includes green electricity, is clean energy. This means it is produced with little-to-no environmental impact and does not […]
Read MoreShowerhead Facts
Shower heads should be replaced every 6 months, but if you regularly clean and descale your existing shower head you will not need to replace it. Over half of the UK is affected by Hard Water so inside your Showerhead there will be Lime scale. If your shower head is not as powerful as it […]
Read MoreHeat pumps – are they the future of Heating?
What is a heat pump: A heat pump is a piece of electrical kit that works like an air conditioning unit in reverse? Instead of sucking heat from a home and dumping it outside, a heat pump drags residual heat from the ground, the air or a water source and concentrates it to warm the […]
Read MoreKeep your Pipes From Freezing
Cold temperatures can cause water pipes to freeze. Freezing in a pipe creates a lot of pressure inside the pipe and can cause the pipe to burst and likely lead to serious flooding, especially when there’s no one around to turn off the water. The best prevention against frozen pipes is to keep them warm enough to stay above […]
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