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HVAC Systems

Heat, cool, ventilate.

Complete HVAC systems designed to CIBSE guidance, integrating heating, cooling, and ventilation for whole-building comfort.

Overview

What We
Deliver

HVAC Systems keeps a building comfortable, healthy, and efficient. Systems must be sized correctly, installed cleanly, and commissioned to deliver design performance — all while meeting Gas Safe, F-Gas, and CIBSE requirements as they apply. We deliver HVAC systems balanced for comfort, efficiency, and compliance.

Our engineers coordinate HVAC systems with electrical and building fabric, commission systems to prove performance, and document everything for handover. From design through to maintenance, we deliver HVAC systems — running efficiently and reliably.

Capabilities

What We Deliver

01

Load & System Design

HVAC Systems sized from proper load calculations and designed to CIBSE guidance for comfort and efficiency.

02

Clean Installation

HVAC Systems installed by qualified engineers, coordinated with other services and routed for access and maintenance.

03

Commissioning

HVAC Systems balanced, tested, and commissioned to prove it delivers the intended design performance.

04

Maintenance & Compliance

Maintenance keeping HVAC systems efficient and compliant with Gas Safe, F-Gas, and statutory obligations.

Standards

Standards We
Work To

Gas Safe

Registered

Gas work carried out by Gas Safe registered engineers to the applicable IGE standards.

F-Gas

Certified

Refrigerant handling by F-Gas certified engineers to the Fluorinated Greenhouse Gas Regulations.

CIBSE

Design Guides

Systems designed to CIBSE guidance for load, comfort, and energy performance.

BS EN 378

Refrigeration

Refrigeration and cooling systems designed and installed to BS EN 378 safety standards.

Mechanical Services

Planning Your
HVAC Systems Project?

From load calculations to commissioning, our team will design, install, and prove your HVAC systems to CIBSE guidance and current regulations.

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