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Keeping commercial air conditioning energy efficient and cost-effective across the Midlands
REFCOM F-Gas compliant
A regular maintenance plan keeps your air conditioning running efficiently, reduces energy costs, and helps maintain your workplace’s air quality. Planned preventative maintenance also reduces breakdowns and extends system lifespan.
We offer flexible commercial maintenance plans to suit your business, even if we didn’t install your systems. Our engineers maintain all major air conditioning brands and system types.
With over 40 years’ experience, we are REFCOM-registered, our technicians are F-Gas-certified and DBS-checked, allowing us to work in schools, healthcare settings, and other sensitive environments at short notice. .
You can trust us to keep your system in working order and compliant with UK regulations.
We maintain all major commercial air conditioning brands.
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Avoid costly breakdowns and rising energy bills with professional commercial HVAC maintenance.
Unexpected air conditioning failure doesn’t just cause discomfort – it can disrupt operations, impact staff wellbeing, and affect productivity. Our planned preventative maintenance helps businesses keep their air conditioning systems running efficiently, reliably, and in line with regulatory requirements.
Regular servicing improves performance, supports healthy indoor air quality, and reduces the risk of unexpected downtime by identifying issues early.
Regular maintenance also helps to reduce carbon emissions by improving system efficiency.
Our commercial maintenance service includes a thorough multi-point inspection carried out by qualified engineers to ensure HVAC system performance, safety, and compliance:
Commercial air conditioning maintenance typically includes cleaning or replacing filters, inspecting evaporator and condenser coils, checking refrigerant levels, testing electrical components, and clearing condensate drainage to prevent leaks and performance issues.
Maintenance frequency depends on system type, usage, and operating environment, and most commercial systems benefit from servicing every six months. Larger systems (12kW and above) also require TM44 inspections every five years to remain compliant with UK regulations.
After completing the maintenance visit, the engineer will provide a comprehensive service report outlining the work carried out, any recommendations for future attention, and advice on how to keep your system running smoothly. This transparent process ensures you’re fully informed about the condition of your air conditioning system.
Regular maintenance helps reduce energy costs, protect manufacturer warranties, and minimise the risk of unexpected breakdowns.
Learn more about what’s included in a commercial air conditioning maintenance visit.
Our planned maintenance contracts are tailored to your systems, usage, and business requirements. Plans typically include:
The recommended Maintenance frequency is every six months, with adjustments based on system type and usage.
We maintain all major commercial air conditioning system types, including:
We maintain all major commercial air conditioning systems, including Mitsubishi Electric, Daikin, Panasonic, Toshiba, LG and Fujitsu.
If you’re unsure what system you have, our engineers can advise.
- Air Conditioning Maintenance Keeping commercial air conditioning energy efficient and cost-effective across the Midlands Cost effective maintenance packages 24-7 Support REFCOM F-Gas compliant Contact Us
- Reduces energy consumption and running costs
- Helps prevent unexpected breakdowns and disruptions
- Extends HVAC system lifespan
- Meets manufacturer warranty requirements
- Ensures compliance with UK F-Gas regulations
- Scheduled preventative maintenance visits
- Priority response for breakdowns
- Compliance checks and reporting
- Flexible scheduling to suit your operations
- Single and multi-split systems
- VRF and VRV systems
- Heat pump air conditioning systems
- Ceiling cassette and ducted systems
- Manufacturing and factories
- Offices
- Schools
- Hospitality and Leisure
- Shops and showrooms
- Residential and care homes
