Cooling

A turnkey service should mean just that, and at Procool we aim to include everything you need, from initial concept right through installation to commissioning of a fully working system and beyond. The idea is that we arrive at your premises as they are today, and leave when you have a fully working installation, without asking you to call in other trades.

All of our designs are fully illustrated so that you know exactly what to expect, and our service includes all installation works; both mechanical and electrical. We understand that your production schedule cannot be disrupted, and manage our projects and train our installation teams with that in mind.

The key stages in our process are:

• Initial Survey. Designed to collect the information required to move to the next stage, and to make sensible and useful recommendations, the initial survey takes between thirty minutes and one hour, and allows us to understand your needs.
• Design and Proposal. Following the survey we will prepare a design and fixed price costing. Except for the simplest of systems, all of our proposals are fully illustrated with 3D diagrams that help you to picture the installation.
• Design Development. Discussion of our design is important to be sure it takes full account of your process, and we are more than happy to develop the design through as many iterations (all fully illustrated) as it takes for everyone involved to be completely happy.
• Installation. Once we are instructed to proceed a detail survey will be undertaken to prepare for manufacture, and the work will then be programmed to accommodate the most important factor; avoiding disruption to your business. Installation is carried out by manufacturer-trained teams who are used to working alongside production processes, and who are fully supported by experienced and pro-active contract managers and full documentation.
• Commissioning. Commissioning includes a demonstration of the working system to your staff, and correct setup of the airflow. If required we are always available to fine-tune the system once it’s been running for a while and people have become used to its performance.
• Document Issue. You will be issued with a full document pack, which includes operating and maintenance instructions, fault codes, emergency contact numbers, legionella risk assessment (indicating zero risk, but required none-the-less) and wiring diagrams.