About Active Refrigeration South Canterbury Ltd
Active Refrigeration South Canterbury is the Timaru branch of a nationwide industrial and commercial refrigeration and HVAC business founded in Christchurch in 2000. The group has over 280 staff, including more than 200 trade qualified engineers and apprentices. It specialises in sustainable refrigeration, HVAC and air conditioning solutions for industrial and commercial clients, with system engineering and design alongside installation and ongoing support. Industries it works with include dairy, meat, poultry, beverage, fruit and produce, food services, cold storage and distribution, and marine. Its focus is business critical refrigeration for the primary sector and commercial operators, with a reputation built on performance and longevity of the systems it installs. Rated 3.7 from 3 Google reviews, 2 of them five stars and 1 a single star.
Services and details
Not stated: installs heat pumps, ducted systems, multi-room systems, heat pump hot water, servicing and cleaning, repairs, home ventilation, authorised brand dealer, registered electrician, refrigerant certified, warranty, finance options, Warmer Kiwi Homes, free quotes, high-wall units, floor consoles, ceiling cassettes, insulation, Wi-Fi control. Call and ask.
Contact
- Phone
- 03 684 9118
- Address
- 45 Treneglos Street, Washdyke, Timaru 7910
- Website
- activerefrigeration.co.nz
- View on Google MapsProfile claimed by the business
- Social
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