Commercial refrigeration & air conditioning, kept running.

Yes. Any business that installs, services or maintains stationary refrigeration or air conditioning containing F-Gas refrigerants must be F-Gas company certified — it is a legal requirement, not a quality badge. Using an uncertified engineer puts the compliance risk on you as the business owner. All work we arrange is carried out by F-Gas certified engineers with proper refrigerant records.

A TM44 inspection is a legally required energy assessment for buildings where air conditioning systems total 12kW or more of cooling capacity — which a few split units can easily reach. It must be repeated every five years by an accredited assessor and lodged on the government register, with fines of £300 for non-compliance. If you are not sure whether you cross the threshold, we can check your units and tell you in minutes.

We are local to Pembrokeshire, which is the whole point: no engineer travelling from Swansea or Cardiff. Emergency breakdowns are prioritised by what is at risk — a walk-in full of stock or a milk tank gets the fastest response. Call us and we will give you an honest arrival time, not a call-centre promise.

Yes — commercial refrigeration and air conditioning is largely built from common components (compressors, controllers, fans, valves), so our engineers work on all major makes of cabinet, cold room, cellar cooler and AC system. If a part is obsolete or the repair is not economic, we will say so and quote a replacement instead.

For most food and hospitality businesses, yes. A serviced system uses less energy, fails far less often, and lasts years longer — and F-Gas rules require leak-check records for many systems anyway, which a contract takes care of. Contract customers also get priority when the summer breakdown queue forms.

All of Pembrokeshire — Haverfordwest, Milford Haven, Pembroke Dock, Tenby, Fishguard, Narberth, St Davids and everywhere between — plus Carmarthenshire and into Ceredigion. If you are in West Wales, call us.