Keston teams up with the Plumbing Academy

02 September, 2010

Keston Boilers has teamed up with the Plumbing Academy in Edenbridge to raise awareness of the need for engineers to have the correct training and qualifications. Keston has supplied and fitted its Airgen air-source heat pump and Q37 and C36 boilers to the academy to demonstrate the benefits such systems can offer when coupled with the correct training. Also on display at the academy is a Solar Duet and a C40 rig with two boilers.

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