NI Ltd, has launched their new purpose built offices in Limavady. 

With nearly 25 years of industry experience, air cool engineering (NI) has consistently grown, to be one of Northern Ireland’s most reputable commercial air conditioning, heating and ventilation contractors.  Working across the province, Ireland and mainland UK, the business has demonstrated to businesses of all sizes, its professional and technical capabilities in delivering comprehensive end-to-end HVAC solutions.

Formerly a local NI Water Board depot, air cool engineering (NI) Ltd has transformed the derelict  site by demolishing the existing building and creating a working ‘showroom’ and offices for the HVAC contractor.  The 2,000 sqft building has a comprehensive selection of Mitsubishi Electric heating, air conditioning, ventilation and heat pump systems installed.  From floor, ceiling and wall air conditioning units, to the ducted Lossnay heat recovery and ventilation system and the award winning renewable Ecodan air source heat pump – air cool engineering (NI) Ltd invites clients to see for themselves, how these innovative electric systems really are a cleaner, effective and efficient alternative to traditional heating systems.

Martin Mullan, for air cool engineering (NI) said: “In a nation heavily reliant on oil, air cool engineering (NI) is very conscious that the commercial and domestic markets are demanding high performance heating, cooling, ventilation and hot water systems, which deliver greater efficiencies and considerably lower running costs and emissions, compared to traditional systems.  By offering an ‘open door’ policy and showcasing Mitsubishi Electric’ award winning products, commercial and domestic clients (including end-users) can get their ‘hands-on’ equipment and experience for themselves, the systems in action.  We also hope to help dispel the myth that air conditioning systems only provide a cooling function, when in fact, many of our systems provide both instant heating and cooling.”                                                 

www.aircoolengineering.co.uk.