HAWKES REFRIGERATION ENGINEERS SERVICES
What we do
Services
From new installations to maintenance, Hawkes Refrigeration Engineers are experts in Air conditioning, Refrigeration and Ventilation.
Learn more about each service using the links on the right.
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AIR CONDITIONING
Hawkes Refrigeration Engineers provide a full range of Air Conditioning services from new installations to repair and maintenance of existing systems.
ELECTRICAL
Learn more about the Electrical Services provided by Hawkes Refrigeration Engineers. All our electrical engineers are fully qualified and adhere to the latest industry standards.
MECHANICAL
Hawkes Refrigeration Engineers provide a full range of Mechanical Services provided by our fully qualified engineers. Learn more here or contact us for more details.
REFRIGERATION
Hawkes Refrigeration Engineers provide a full range of Refrigeration services from new installations to repair and planned maintenance of existing systems.
VENTILATION
Hawkes Refrigeration Engineers Limited provide a full range of Ventilation services from new installations to repair and maintenance of existing systems.
F-GAS
What Is F-Gas?
F-Gases contain Fluorine, a chemical which contributes to the greenhouse effect. This refrigerant gas is commonly found in everyday refrigeration and air conditioning systems. As of 2011, it is now mandatory law for companies such as Hawkes Refrigeration Engineers to responsibly regulate the emissions of F-Gases, ensuring the climate effects of refrigerant emissions are minimised.
WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY
CRW Facilities
Miss Claire Wild
Pulsar Plumbing and Mechanical Services
Mr Chris Trott
Devignes No. 2 Limited
Mr Dick Devigne
Thames Technology
As an ex engineering manager at a local factory we used to call on Hawkes for repairs and maintenance of our air conditioning units also for the maintenance of the chillers for the compressed air systems, The service was first class and as with all manufacturing we needed the service urgently we were never disappointed or kept waiting for an engineer to be on site to quickly get us back in production.