Freephone:
Leighton Buzzard:
Milton Keynes:
0800 033 7357
01525 888 558
01908 904 141
Blue Ridge Air Conditioning Ltd
Ternion Court
264 Upper Fourth Street
Central Milton Keynes
MK9 1DP
Air Conditioning Inspection Specialists
Blue Ridge are a leading independent provider of TM44 air conditioning inspection reports working throughout London and the south of England. With more than ten years of experience within the air conditioning industry, including working for a leading manufacturer, this allows us to provide the building/business owner with practical advice on improving the efficiency and lifetime of the air conditioning systems.
We are CIBSE level 3&4 qualified which means all of our reports are lodged onto the Landmark registry website which from the 1st July 2011 became mandatory. Lodging these reports enables your certification to be seen which means your building is compliant and will avoid any penalties.
We offer great prices and special rates on multiple inspections.
The inspection will examine your equipment efficiency in relation to the cooling requirements of the building. The report will identify low cost changes that can be implemented quickly, and will highlight longer term savings based on the significant amounts of energy that can be saved by equipment revision with pay backs generally between 2 and 3 years.
If you are unsure if you need one or have any questions about the TM44 inspections, don't hesitate to get in touch, call us now on 0800 033 7357 for a friendly & efficient service that may save you up to 30% off your future energy bills, alternatively fill out the enquiry form and we will call you straight back.
At Blue Ridge our Air Conditioning inspections are performed by an Energy Assessor who will undertake the inspection in accordance with CIBSE document TM44, which requires:
Documentation reviewComparison of maintenance with industry good practiceInspection of system componentsAssessment of controls and settingsEstimation of cooling loadReview potential for improvement or alternativesReport on the findings and advice on potential energy saving measures
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