UK-wide commercial contractor
Commercial Air Conditioning Design, Install & Maintain
A full-service commercial HVAC contractor working nationwide — from a single cassette in a meeting room to multi-storey VRF, chilled water and air handling projects. We handle design, heat-load calculations, installation, commissioning, O&M documentation and ongoing planned maintenance.
Systems we design and install
System selection follows the building, not a catalogue. Open-plan floors usually suit ceiling cassettes or ducted units on a VRF network; cellular offices and server rooms often need dedicated splits with independent control; larger schemes may call for chilled water or air handling with heat recovery.
- VRF / VRV heat pump and heat recovery systems
- Ceiling cassettes, ducted and ceiling-suspended units
- Chilled water systems and fan coil units
- Air handling units (AHUs) and mechanical ventilation
- Close-control and split cooling for comms rooms
- Controls, zoning and BMS integration
Delivered around your operation
Most of our commercial work happens in buildings that cannot simply close. We phase installations floor by floor, work out of hours and overnight where needed, produce RAMS for every project, and coordinate with landlords, principal contractors and building managers so trading and staff are not disrupted.
Compliance and documentation
Commercial systems containing 5 tonnes CO₂e or more of refrigerant must be leak tested and recorded by law. Every site we maintain is set up with a digital asset register listing each unit, its location, model, refrigerant charge and full service history — with QR codes on units so engineers and site staff can pull up a record or report a fault on the spot.
Spread the cost with finance
Commercial projects from £2,500 to £250,000 + VAT can be funded over 3 or 5 years, covering the whole project including power supplies, builders work and commissioning — so cooling can be paid for out of operating budget rather than capital.
What a commercial project includes
- Free site survey and heat-load calculations
- System design, equipment schedules and layout drawings
- Written specification and itemised quotation
- RAMS, insurance and site inductions
- Installation, pipework, electrics and builders work
- Commissioning data and O&M manuals
- F-Gas registration and digital asset register
- Planned maintenance contract and priority response
Why customers choose Enable
City & Guilds qualified
Our engineers hold full City & Guilds HVAC qualifications.
F-Gas / REFCOM certified
Refrigerant handling carried out to the correct legal standard.
UK-wide contractor
Born in Manchester, contracting across England, Scotland and Wales.
Manufacturer warranties
Mitsubishi Electric, Midea, Samsung, Daikin, Toshiba and more.
Talk to a commercial HVAC contractor
Send us drawings, a schedule of areas or just a description of the building and we'll arrange a free site survey and a written proposal.
Frequently asked questions
What is a VRF system and when do I need one?
VRF (Variable Refrigerant Flow) runs many indoor units from one or more outdoor condensers, varying refrigerant flow to each. It suits buildings with several zones — typically more than four or five rooms — because it saves plant space, allows individual room control and can move heat from one zone to another on a heat recovery system.
Can you work outside business hours?
Yes. Retail, hospitality and office fit-outs are regularly delivered evenings, overnight and at weekends. We agree access and phasing before mobilising.
Do commercial systems need F-Gas leak testing?
Systems containing 5 tonnes CO₂e or more of fluorinated refrigerant must be leak checked at intervals set by the charge size, and records kept. As the operator, that legal duty sits with you — our maintenance contracts carry out the checks and keep the records.
Do you work nationwide or just the North West?
We are based in Manchester and work UK-wide, including multi-site portfolios across England, Scotland and Wales.
Can you take over maintenance of systems someone else installed?
Yes. We take on existing plant of any age and brand. The first visit is a condition survey that builds the asset register and flags anything needing attention before it goes on a PPM schedule.