Our Projects

Climate Flow Limited's published case studies cover commercial refrigeration and air conditioning jobs in London and surrounding areas, from a walk-in cold room and a cellar cooler to cassette, split and VRF air conditioning. Each project page sets out the site, the scope of work and the equipment.

Our Projects

Refrigeration, air conditioning and water heating projects in London

This page lists the published case studies of Climate Flow Limited. They cover commercial refrigeration, air conditioning and water heating jobs in London and surrounding areas. Each project page sets out the site, the work and the equipment, so a site manager or homeowner can see what a similar job involves. The projects are grouped below into refrigeration, air conditioning and water heating.

Commercial refrigeration projects

These jobs fall under our commercial refrigeration services: walk-in cold rooms, cellar cooling, condensing units and refrigeration installations for schools, shops and hospitality sites.

Air conditioning projects

These jobs cover AC servicing at a hospitality venue, and cassette, split and VRF air conditioning for a restaurant, a gym, a retail unit and two homes.

Water heating projects

This section lists our water heating jobs.

Who may work on refrigeration and air conditioning systems?

A company that services stationary refrigeration or air conditioning equipment containing F gas for someone else must be certified by an approved body, according to GOV.UK guidance on F gas company certification. Refrigeration and air conditioning equipment often contains F gas. A business that uses its own staff on its own system does not need that certification; a contractor it hires does. Climate Flow is F-Gas certified.

Equipment at the lowest F gas leak-check threshold must be checked for leaks at least once every 12 months, and larger systems more often, as set out in GOV.UK guidance on checking F gas equipment for leaks. An engineer confirms which threshold a system falls under. Where a cold room or fridge holds food, chilled food must be kept at 8°C or below, a legal requirement in England, Wales and Northern Ireland (GOV.UK food hygiene guidance on chilling and freezing).

Finding the service behind a project

Every project above links to a page that sets out the job in full. The full list of Climate Flow services covers commercial refrigeration, air conditioning, and domestic heating and boilers, with 24/7 emergency callouts.

To talk about a job like these, call Climate Flow on 020 3488 5452 or request a quote. Climate Flow Limited, 2 Engineers Way, Wembley, London HA9 0JS. We work across London and surrounding areas.

This guide is general information, not a survey or a quote for your site; every system is different, so an engineer needs to see yours before any work is priced.

Common questions

What kinds of projects has Climate Flow Limited carried out?
Climate Flow Limited's published projects cover commercial refrigeration and air conditioning. The refrigeration work includes a walk-in cold room and freezer, a cellar cooler, a condensing unit replacement and a petrol station installation. The air conditioning work includes AC servicing at a hospitality venue, and cassette, split and VRF systems for a restaurant, a gym, a retail unit and two homes.
Where does Climate Flow work?
Climate Flow works across London and surrounding areas. The published case studies include jobs in Southwark, Walworth, Hillingdon, Northwood, King's Cross St Pancras, Orsman Road, Charlton, Luton and Banbury. The address of Climate Flow Limited is 2 Engineers Way, Wembley, London HA9 0JS, and each project page names the place where the work was done.
Does a company servicing refrigeration equipment need F gas certification?
Yes. GOV.UK guidance says a company that services stationary refrigeration or air conditioning equipment containing F gas for someone else must be certified by an approved body. A business using its own staff on its own system does not need certification, but a contractor it hires does. Climate Flow is F-Gas certified.
How often must refrigeration equipment be checked for leaks?
Refrigeration and air conditioning equipment at the lowest F gas leak-check threshold must be checked for leaks at least once every 12 months, and larger systems more often. GOV.UK guidance says fitting an automatic leak detection system lets the owner double the time between leak checks. An engineer confirms which threshold a system falls under.
Which equipment brands appear in Climate Flow's case studies?
Climate Flow's case studies name Mitsubishi Heavy Industries cassette and outdoor units, a Mitsubishi Electric split system, Danfoss equipment on a condensing unit replacement and a J&E Hall cellar cooler. Climate Flow installs and services each of these brands, and every case study describes the equipment used on that particular site.
What temperature must chilled food be kept at in a cold room?
Chilled food must be kept at 8°C or below, which is a legal requirement in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, according to GOV.UK food hygiene guidance. GOV.UK also recommends setting fridges to 5°C or below so food stays cold enough even when the temperature moves. A cold room that drifts above the limit needs an engineer to check it.

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Commercial refrigeration, air conditioning and heating across London.