Hotels

Hotels represent a unique 24/7/365 environment, but one where occupancy rates will fluctuate, but guests always will be demanding with high expectations for hot water instantly on demand and rooms that offer the warmth and comfort that match or preferably exceed the home.

In addition, hotels increasingly have diversified, from providing high end dining experiences to swimming pools, spa and gym facilities. These functions significantly widen demands for heating and hot water, which can be constant, significant but also varied.

It may appear difficult to predict and meet all these requirements, but not only is it possible, it can be achieved more economically and with less impact on the environment, which is a big tick in the box for guests becoming increasingly aware of, and seeking out greener alternatives for their stay.

Adveco brings 50 years of experience designing, supplying and providing ongoing support for highly efficient hot water and heating applications that leverage the best of traditional technologies, as well as the latest low carbon and renewable systems.

Adveco offers hoteliers a breadth of experience creating bespoke systems, whether for a boutique hotel through to the largest national chains. We can support building consultants and architects from the very beginning of a new build project or deliver whole or partial system upgrades for refurbishing existing facilities. In fact, there are no limitations to the project we can support.

We approach each project with a ‘clean sheet’, our engineers will accurately size your buildings demands and create a bespoke application that meets the demands of the hotel without oversizing the application. This means the system is optimised to your needs, and we will strive to make it as efficient as it technically possible. This means lower capital costs at the outset, reduced emissions and operational costs for the life of the system, and longevity for your investment with technology that can maximise your building’s ongoing contribution to lowering carbon and harmful NOₓ emissions.

• No matter how many guests there may be, always provide access to hot water at a consistent maintained temperature for an average of eight-minutes of showering – that’s about 76 litres per guest, per shower, with applications designed to meet instantaneous demands
• Secure and reuse ‘free’ heat otherwise wasted from walk-in freezers or chilled spaces in kitchens
• Regain valuable space within the building that can be converted into rooms by relocating hot water and heating plant to unused exterior spaces, including flat roofs, with built-to-order prefabricated plant rooms
• Embrace sustainability with quietly efficient Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHP) and Solar Thermal systems to offset as much as 70% of your heating energy demands