Recycle Week 2022
In recognition of Recycle Week 2022, at Aircon Group we wanted to enlighten our customers and clients on the ways in which we are doing our bit to recycle and consider the environment…
PD Ports: Large Cold Store Installation
Aircon Group were delighted to be involved in the construction of a large cold store at PD Ports working with Rainton Construction.
The Aircon Doctor: Air Conditioning Seasonal Panic
As our climate is steadily changing worldwide according to experts, there is evidence to show that panic buying tends to happen for the purchase of both domestic and commercial air conditioning systems at…
The Aircon Doctor: Air Conditioning Energy Saving Controls
Choosing the right balance between reducing aircon running costs, whilst maintaining quality comfort levels is paramount these days. Utilising products that can automatically eliminate the unnecessary usage of air conditioning is also a…
Introducing Our Summer Interns
This week Aircon Group welcomes three fully funded interns for the summer months; a master’s student from Teesside University and two A-level students from NEETA Training and Prior Pursglove College, who have joined…
The Aircon Doctor: Risk of Acidic System Contamination
From our experience, and without a regular maintenance regime in place, your aircon system’s mechanical joints, such as Flare Nuts, will contract and expand as they cool down and heat up respectively, depending…
We have been nominated for an award!
At Aircon Group, we are extremely proud to announce that we have been shortlisted for the Chamber Business Awards 2022 for the category ‘Small business of the year’. Having been trading for over…
The Aircon Doctor: System Design & Installation Pt 2
Faced with rising fuel prices and efforts to reduce overall energy consumption, there is an increasing responsibility that we do all we can to achieve this important smart objective. Our European colleagues in…
The Aircon Doctor: System Design & Installation Pt 1
Incorrect outdoor unit positioning, high outdoor ambient temperatures (where we have no control whatsoever) and airflow restrictions, (where we do have full control), will always cause high head pressure in any aircon system….
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