Temporary heating on the job site in the dead of winter is a necessity. No kidding, Captain Obvious. What may not be obvious, though, is what type of heating to use. Efficiency, convenience, and safety should be the keys to making your decision. After considering all the factors, the choice is clear. Propane. Surprising answer coming from a propane company, I know, but no less true.
Some common power sources for commercial temporary heat are diesel, gasoline, electricity, and propane. We can eliminate electricity right from the start. While simply being able to plug something in (assuming you have power on site) is convenient, the cost of electricity compared to the other types makes it a non-starter.
When we compare diesel and gas to propane, there are clear differences.
Now that you’ve decided that propane is the way to go—wait, you have decided, right? No? Fine. Let’s discuss other scenarios for which temporary heat may be needed.
Off-season construction is the most prevalent reason customers search for temporary heat. However, you may be doing maintenance, and you need to turn off your primary heat source for an extended period of time. Maybe you had a flood in your basement and you need to dry out your building. Whatever the problem, propane can be the solution.
For more information, please contact us today. Our knowledgeable team can help you determine what is required to fulfill your temporary heating needs. Keystone Propane, Your Trusted Partner.
