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You know how quickly water damage can devastate buildings. Speed is crucial for the best outcomes, and our professional-grade heaters help you achieve efficient, quality results on any job.
From saturated carpets and flooded crawl spaces, to water-damaged documents, furniture and antiques. Talk to the European leader in heating solutions and ensure that your restoration projects are completed faster, smarter and more consistently than ever before.
Complete restoration projects faster and more comprehensively with our market-leading range of electric and infrared heaters. Combined with the right drying solution, you can deliver the most effective support for flooded homes, apartments and beyond.
From electric heaters for small offices, to indirect-fired heaters for larger water-damaged areas -- whatever your next project, we have the right heating solution to handle any restoration work in any scale of commercial building.
The use of heat in any restoration of historic buildings needs to be carefully controlled. That’s why technicians worldwide choose our heaters, enabling you to improve the efficiency of your projects without harming these classical structures.
Flood damage in large warehouses and storage facilities are demanding jobs to complete. Through our professional range of heaters, engineered for any size space or volume of items, we can help you take on these projects with ease.
Powerful, portable and easy to use, trust our heating solutions to ensure that excess moisture is eliminated from every crevice, crawl space and fixture in water-damaged basements.
While water damage restoration should never be rushed, you understand that there are more efficient ways to complete projects than others. Heaters can play a vital role in speeding up drying times, thawing pipes, controlling temperatures and more across your sites, so you can fulfil your obligations in the most efficient, effective way possible.
Here you’ll find heaters built with decades of technical expertise and industrial-grade components, engineered to perform in the most challenging scenarios without causing disruption. Combined with our wider range of dehumidifiers and drying equipment, you will have all the tools you need to finish restorations faster, all to the highest possible standards.
Whether you’re handling a burst pipe in a commercial building, or are part of an emergency response team following a massive flood, our selection of powerful heaters can be deployed in support of any water-damaged area.
Compact. Robust. Easy to transport. If you’re looking to accelerate the drying process on your restoration sites, you can depend on our range of electric heaters to get the job done, with flexible temperature control for any type of material.
For much larger water-damaged areas, trust our impressive range of indirect gas-fired and oil-fired air heaters to deliver powerful streams of warm, dry air where it’s needed most, all 100% fume-free and safe for those on-site.
Rapid drying delivered efficiently and reliably. Generating no fumes, odours or humidity, our selection of quiet electric fan air heaters will successfully raise temperatures on any site, helping to speed up carpet drying, flooring restoration and more.
Energy-efficient and unaffected by air movement, use our infrared heaters to direct heat exactly where it’s required. Plus, our specialist infrared heat panels are perfect for pinpoint wall drying and ceiling restorations.
If you need to temporarily replace a boiler knocked out by water damage, our intelligent hot water heaters provide functional, dependable heating, which can be swiftly set up and activated in any location.
Greater mould prevention. Minimal secondary damage. More efficient drying throughout any property or facility. With our specialist heating solutions, ensure that you can fulfil more projects and deliver quality results every time.
Get in touch with one of our experts today for a free consultation to determine the most suitable water damage restoration heaters for your organisation, and we’ll put you in touch with your nearest local supplier.
Every solution we deliver starts with a bespoke consultation. Our highly trained experts work to understand your unique requirements so you receive exactly what you need.
Manufactured in-house by our specialist engineers, we tailor solutions that meet your expectations, and instantly connect you with the right supplier.
When you buy direct, you have no guarantee that they will meet your exact requirements:
When you talk to the leaders in climate control technology since 1954,
you never gamble on the performance, efficiency or reliability of your solutions
Heaters primarily speed up moisture removal in water damage restoration projects. By helping to encourage the evaporation of water from walls, ceilings, carpets, flooring and other materials, heaters make it easier and faster for dehumidifiers to capture moisture from these environments.
Heaters can also achieve more comprehensive structural drying of water-damaged areas, helping ensure that no trapped water remains in crawl spaces or within the building fabric.
However, heating should never be viewed as a substitute for dehumidification on projects, as they cannot handle humidity control on their own.
The main types of heaters restoration professionals may look to use on projects include:
When selecting a heater for your water damage restoration project, factors you should consider include:
Yes. Our electric heaters are built robustly and securely to remove any risk of electrical components coming into contact with water.
Infrared heaters are useful during water damage restoration as they can precisely direct heat to affected areas, without any risk of air movement breaking this flow.
No, you should always use a professional-grade heater to help deliver effective drying performance. A high-quality electric heater or infrared heat panel can work well for carpet drying, while an infrared heater can help achieve even floor drying.
Indirect-fired heaters are better suited for indoor water damage restoration projects as they do not generate any byproducts of combustion. This means all heat produced is clean and dry, supporting the health of people in the area and speeding up restoration works.
Yes. By helping to accelerate drying times, heaters can help remove water damage from a site before mould has the opportunity to significantly grow and spread.
Yes. In these instances, you should prioritise an electric or infrared heater that will deliver a gentle flow of heat, in order to protect the structural integrity of these aged materials.
Yes. We understand that people may still be living in or working in water-damaged property, so we have designed our heating solutions to operate quietly to minimise disruption.
Yes. We pride ourselves on engineering some of the most energy-saving and eco-friendly heaters available throughout Europe.
By making it easy to observe the progress of drying projects from anywhere, our remote monitoring systems reduce the need for technicians to make on-site inspections as frequently.
As well as saving water damage drying companies time and money, our cutting-edge equipment can improve personnel productivity, so employees can apply their essential skills in even more useful ways.
Additionally, real-time data can be compiled into reports to confirm the progress of water damage restoration with empirical data. This can then be shared with insurance companies or claimants to further streamline the claims process.
The hour-by-hour updates our smart remote monitoring technology provides also helps make equipment errors immediately obvious. This means unpleasant surprises are kept to a minimum, and drying progress is kept on track.
We don’t make our water damage restoration heaters available to purchase online to ensure that every system we design, manufacture and supply fits your exact requirements. By taking a consultative approach with a highly-trained expert, we make sure that you are only recommended equipment that meets your needs – and fulfils these in the most efficient, cost-effective way possible.
Across all of our products, VAT-registered companies can get a quote very quickly by pressing 'I want to buy' and inserting your enquiry and contact details.
This varies on a case-by-case basis. For some standard products, accessories and consumables, we can provide day-to-day delivery. For larger orders or more bespoke heating solutions, there may be a longer lead time.
By reaching out to our experts we can put you in touch with your nearest local supplier so you can receive the products you require in the most timely manner possible.
No. Dantherm Group’s water damage restoration heaters are only sold to industry professionals directly from our offices, or via our extensive network of distributors.
With offices, servicing partners and spare parts suppliers distributed across Europe, we can rapidly respond to any request or issue involving your products. You can learn more about our servicing and spare parts services on our website.
Our professionals are also happy to advise on the most effective way to set up and operate your equipment, so you always get the maximum performance and value from your products.
We are more than suppliers. Our experts tailor our climate control solutions around your requirements so you always get the ideal outcome – and put you in touch with the right supplier for timely delivery.
Quality without compromise. We design and engineer all of our climate control technology at our competence centres across Europe to guarantee units of unrivalled usability, reliability and efficiency.
Support when you need it, wherever you need it. Our European-wide network of offices, servicing partners and spare parts dealers ensure that anything you require gets there fast.
Need help with choosing the right solution? Our team of over 100 climate control experts can assist.
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