Government
Government and public buildings must be maintained to a high standard, particularly those of heritage importance or key strategic importance.
Committed service engineers are needed to provide each individual site with experienced and knowledgeable heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) planned preventative maintenance and on-going support.
Timely reporting, within agreed service levels are incorporated into agreements, to provide comfort and longevity of occupancy.
In providing a dedicated 24/7 – 365 service, emergency callouts are responded to, on average, within 90 minutes.
Thermodial provide HVAC maintenance for government sites, with the endorsement from one of: “the highly skilled; reliable; committed and customer focused nature of Thermodial’s work in ensuring that there was no loss of service”.
The Office of Public Works (OPW) manage property maintenance services for the Government, whilst the Education Procurement Service (EPS) are the procurement sourcing agents of the Department of Education and Skills.
Talk to Thermodial about HVAC maintenance for your government site.
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R22 refrigerant gas ban
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Summer air conditioning checks
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Set out in 2009 by the European Commission, there are strict rules on the usage of gases in air-conditioning, heat pumps and refrigeration systems. Are you aware of the regulations and the responsible person for their enforcement? Below is an overview of the...
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