All our engineers are F-Gas certified, which is a legal requirement for commercial refrigerant work, and it is something your insurer and your landlord may both ask about.

Premises we work in

• Offices and open-plan workspaces
• Retail units and showrooms
• Salons and barbers, where heat build-up is a real problem
• Dental and medical practices with equipment cooling requirements
• Pubs, cafés and restaurants
• Server and comms rooms

What commercial installation involves that domestic does not

Working around your trading hours. We can install outside opening times where the disruption matters.

Landlord consent. Most commercial leases require written permission before an outdoor unit goes on the building. We will tell you what your landlord is likely to want to see.

Building regulations and F-Gas record keeping. Commercial systems above certain refrigerant thresholds carry legal record-keeping duties. We will explain what applies to your system.

Zoning. A shop floor and a stock room rarely need the same temperature. Multi-split and ducted systems let you control them separately.

How we quote

Site survey, then a fixed written quote covering equipment, installation, commissioning and certification. No day rates that drift.

Areas we cover

Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Milton Keynes.

Frequently asked questions

Can you work outside our opening hours?

Yes, and for retail and hospitality we usually recommend it.

Do we need landlord permission?

Almost always for an external unit. Check your lease.

Do you maintain commercial systems?

We install rather than service. We would rather tell you that than take the booking.

How long does a commercial install take?

It depends on the size. A single office is often a day, a multi-zone system longer.