ACS Cool technicians in the University of Chester library.
ACS Cool has delivered a number of indoor units and cooling systems at the university’s Seaborne Library on its Parkgate Road campus. A team of three technicians spent three weeks on site installing a VRS system consisting of 14 indoor units.
Gareth Shipley, founder and director of ACS Cool, said the team worked quickly to deliver a modern new system for the university.
Mr Shipley commented: “We had to carry out this work during a break in term time to limit the disruption. The university was previously using an automatic system to open the windows depending on the temperature inside, which had proven to be noisy and we were brought in to replace this with air conditioning.”
The company has also installed further systems for the university throughout the summer months, including on the main city centre campus as well as inside the lecture theatre at its Warrington Campus.
Mr Shipley added that securing work at the historic university had been a real positive for the family run company and hoped it would shine a light on the business locally.
He said: “This year has really ramped things up for us and it’s quite the coup to get a customer like the University of Chester on board.
“We have clients across North Wales and Cheshire, and are working more and more in the city of Chester. We want to be the city’s number one, go to company for air conditioning.”
Work on the university sites is the latest in a line of projects ACS have completed in the city, including work at the iconic Chester Racecourse.