How Rental Portable Electric Heater Improve Profitability

Frigid temperatures and the threat of snow will be the forecast of the day until spring. Despite cold temperatures, business must go on. For you construction contractors out there, cold slows down profitability in various ways. We will point out the most common ways and invite you to call us to discuss how American Spot Cooling’s portable electric heater rental service can positively affect your bottom line. 

 Rental heating services:

1. Improves worker productivity: The productivity of construction workers is a concern during winter considering that they are exposed outdoors to an extreme cold weather. A freezing temperature can drastically affect the muscles, eventually losing function, mobility and coordination. Extremities can go numb and can become less responsive. The workers rely on their strength and mobility in order to complete the job. Providing them sufficient warmth at work enables them to carry out the work at full strength.
2. Lessens cold injury cases and the susceptibility to the flu: Since freezing temperature affect the flexibility of muscles, cold subjects your workers to injury. The shock absorption capability of the body from impact is impaired as well, still due to weakened muscle flexibility.
3. Enhance Mental Alertness: Working in a very cold environment for long hours can impair mental alertness. In a work site where hazards are high and involves the constant use of heavy machinery, a focused mind is required. Accidents are common in works sites with harsh environment. Addressing temperature related concerns can help lessen work hazards.
4. Improves workers' morale: Providing your workers extra warmth and comfort while they are working on a complex job will help boost your worker's moral. As a result, an improved overall work environment.

If you need to rent portable electric heaters for winter construction project, contact American Spot Cooling. We have a complete line of rental portable electric heater units ready for dispatch.