Your Local Trusted Air Conditioning Specialists with over 35 Years Experience
Centrally located in the Midlands (Cannock,
Stafford), our service is offered nationwide
covering all aspects of air conditioning, heat
pumps and associated ventilation.
All new installations are installed using
energy efficient heat pumps for commercial
and domestic applications using A* rated
latest equipment and technology.
A seven year warranty can be offered on
most installed equipment supported by a
full service and maintenance package.
Our REFCOM registration ensures that all
work is carried to the highest standard.
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Future proof your workplace and home
Future-Proof Heating Solutions
- Heat pump air conditioning and air-to-water heat pumps use green technology
- Ideal for both commercial and domestic heating
- Delivers significant energy savings and reduced environmental impact
Flexible Installation Options
- Ceiling cassettes, wall-mounted units, and ducted systems available
- Bespoke installations tailored for server rooms and older buildings
System Types to Suit Every Need
- Single split air con systems for straightforward applications
- VRF (Variable Refrigerant Flow) systems for larger offices
We Are Focused on Service,
Environmentally Efficient & Offer Peace of Mind!
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Latest updates
How to use your air conditioning on heating correctly
- By Hansa
- Uncategorized
Hansa’s guide to using heat pump air conditioning in winter on heating mode What is a heat pump air conditioning system? The Heat Pump Principle An air conditioner already moves heat out of your building to cool it. When it’s in heating mode, it simply reverses the process. Step-by-Step 1.
Latest project update
- By Hansa
- Uncategorized
Where have we been? This October we have been busy at a client based in Stafford modernising their heating equipment within an old building. Originally centrally heated and cooled via a chilled water and boiler system fed into various DX units around the building. The BMS system has failed beyond