Weatherite Clears the Air for M&S
Customers at Marks & Spencer’s Cheshunt store in Hertfordshire, are already benefiting from a new air conditioning system, which has been manufactured and installed by the Weatherite Group.
Equipment and Installation
Weatherite Manufacturing Ltd was nominated as the supplier of the replacement rooftop packaged air conditioning equipment and Weatherite Building Services Ltd won the tender to install the fully packaged unitsand ancillary equipment, offering the client the complete solution.
Mike Turton, sales director, Weatherite Building Services, commented:
“We worked closely with the contractor Ellmer Try Joint Venture (ETJV), Consultants ACDP and Weatherite Manufacturing to ensure the work was carried out to the highest standard and caused minimum disruption to the store.
“Working together, the team were able to come up with a cost effective engineering solution which took into consideration the client’s tight deadlines and the various demands of the project. This included urgently replacing one of the existing units which had failed and using a specialist 300 ton crane late at night to install the new system.
Mike continued:
“We are delighted with the success of the project and look forward to working with Ellmer Try Joint Venture (ETJV), ACDP and Weatherite Manufacturing ltd again on other Marks and Spencer stores across the country.”
Weatherite Building Services
WBS is part of the £40m Weatherite Group, one of the UK’s leaders in air conditioning and air handling equipment.
WBS has expanded its activities to cover other sectors of the building services market including heating, ventilation, boiler house refurbishment, water, control systems and electrics as well as all aspects of commercial air conditioning systems, offering a single source choice to its customers which includes full project management, design, installation and commissioning capabilities.
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