Cooltherm establishes base in Nuneaton
8th March 2019
UK: Specialist chiller and air conditioning design and installation business Cooltherm has opened a new office and workshop in Nuneaton to support expansion in the Midlands and North of England.
The new facility is on the same site in St Mary’s Road, Nuneaton, that is occupied by other Carver Group companies including air diffusion technology business Biddle and air curtain specialist Thermoscreens.
Founded in 1992, Cooltherm was acquired by the Carver Group last year.
The new Cooltherm offices will include sales and workshop facilities and initially create three new jobs, with further recruitment planned as the business expands.
The company works with Italian manufacturer Geoclima Srl to provide water chiller packages for both new and existing installations. The chillers are built to order to meet the precise requirements of each application. They are also diamond quality partner for Mitsubishi Electric and a D1+ premium partner for Daikin systems.
“Continuous innovation and development, coupled with the highest quality customer service, has contributed to the rapid growth and success of the business since its launch in 1992,” said Cooltherm commercial director Dave Blackmore.
“However, with the majority of our service and design hubs spread across the south of England & Wales, it was clear we would need a geographically suitable base from which to support our ever growing customer base in the Midlands and North. The site in Warwickshire is ideal to enable us to expand our services, allowing us to install and service bespoke chiller and air conditioning systems for businesses across the UK and overseas.”
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