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We're passionate about finding innovative solutions for all of our customer's engineering needs. We were thrilled to kickstart 2022 by undertaking an air handling unit replacement project at Sevenoaks Leisure Centre in Kent!

Compliance with the Health Technical Memorandum 03-01, also known at HTM03-01, is essential for ventilation systems in all healthcare establishments. Annual validation plays a key role in ensuring that your systems are up to date with the latest standards. But what is annual validation and why is it so important for HTM03-01 compliance?

Air handling unit installation is one of the best ways to keep your business environment, clean, sterile and appropriately cooled. But what are the fundamental benefits of these convenient systems, and how do they work? 

When we were invited to craft a new solution for the Millenium Seed Bank at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and Wakehurst, we were more than happy to help protect the world's largest collection of seeds and some of the most threatened plant species using our bespoke CO2 system. 

Correct food hygiene and storage are of paramount importance, especially when you're choosing the perfect refrigeration services for your commercial catering business. From cold storage rooms to sustainable solutions, let's analyse the options.  

Whether you choose a new air handling unit or choose to refurbish your tried and trusted air handling unit system, there's no better way to keep your commercial building safe and ventilated. Read on to find out why.

Environmentally sustainable refrigerants can help industries avoid the negative impacts the f-gases have on the ozone layer. Using natural CO2 refrigerants is a great solution as they have one of the lowest Global Warming Potential.

Having the best possible air purification system to battle COVID-19 is vital in hospital situations. Medical HVAC systems act as a filter for viruses and bacteria which improves recovery rates of infected patients.

Ventilation and ductwork systems are found in many buildings we frequent – museums, hospitals, offices, kitchens and many other premises. These systems are usually tucked away out of sight and gather contaminants.

Passive fire stopping is vital to any fire strategy. Built in to the fabric of buildings, it safeguards lives and dramatically reduces the financial impact of fire for buildings and their contents.