
Design, installation, planned maintenance and emergency repair for offices, hospitality, retail, cold stores and server rooms, delivered by directly employed engineers, with the compliance paperwork kept current on your behalf.
Different buildings fail in different ways. Knowing which risk matters most is the difference between a system that copes and one that doesn't.

Zoned comfort across open plan, meeting rooms and comms cupboards, specified so tenants can control their own space without arguing over one thermostat.

Front of house comfort and back of house survival, cooling that copes with a full kitchen, plus the cold rooms and cellar systems the service depends on.

Comfortable front of house on a Friday night and cold cellars every night, cellar cooling, bar chillers and room air, sized for a full room rather than an empty one.

Shop-floor comfort and display refrigeration on one contract, with temperature monitoring so stock loss is caught before it becomes a write-off.

Sales-floor comfort and open-deck refrigeration on one contract, with temperature monitoring and F-Gas records kept for the store manager and the auditor alike.

Close-control cooling sized for continuous load, with redundancy where downtime isn't an option and alerts that reach you before the hardware throttles.

Chilled and frozen storage, food production and high-bay warehousing, built and maintained around your HACCP obligations, with logged temperature records you can hand to an auditor.

High occupancy, high heat load and members who notice. Systems sized for peak class times, with the fresh-air rate to match and the noise kept out of the studio.

Client comfort in a small space full of heat from dryers and equipment, quiet units, sensible placement, and no draught on the chair.

Consulting rooms, treatment areas and waiting rooms held at a steady temperature, with filtration where it matters and the servicing records the CQC will ask about.

Warm in winter and cool in a heatwave for residents who feel both keenly, quiet units, simple controls for staff, and a maintenance plan that keeps them running.

Classrooms, halls, churches and function rooms: large volumes, occasional heavy use, and installations that respect the building, fitted in the holidays and maintained around the calendar.
A full survey of the building, existing plant and load requirements, with access and compliance constraints identified up front.
A specification, drawings where required, and a costed proposal covering equipment, works, programme and expected running costs.
Works programmed around your trading hours by directly employed engineers, with commissioning data and O&M documentation on handover.
A planned maintenance agreement, asset register, service reports and statutory F-Gas records kept current on your behalf.
Contracts are priced on the asset list and visit frequency, not a headline rate. Every new installation includes the first scheduled maintenance visit. See everything a ClimateCare plan covers →

If you operate equipment containing fluorinated gases you are legally required to hold leak-test records, log refrigerant movements and use certified engineers. Most businesses we take on have gaps in that file.
We audit what you have, close the gaps, and keep the records current from then on, so an inspection, an insurance review or a lease negotiation is a filing exercise rather than a scramble.
"Walk-in went down on a Saturday night. Engineer was there in ninety minutes and we opened Sunday as normal."
"Took over the contract on eleven sites. First thing they did was fix the paperwork the last lot had never done."
"They specified for our peak load, not the average. Two summers in and the office has never been the problem."
New installation, a system that keeps failing, or a maintenance contract that isn't being honoured, tell us the situation and we'll assess it properly.