Nairobi · Commercial and residential

Comfort you can feel. Performance you can prove.

Your building stays comfortable, your bills stop climbing, and you get the readings that show why. Every visit ends with a written report, a score out of 100, and a note saying what needs attention next.

Refrigerant handled under licence Written report every visit First inspection at no charge
Condenser coil heavily blocked with dirt, restricting airflow
Condenser coil, Kilimani. Airflow restricted, compressor running hot.

Start here

What are you trying to solve?

Most people arrive with a symptom, not a service name. Pick the one that sounds like your building and we will tell you what is usually behind it.

The deliverable

This is what you receive

Every company in this trade says it does a thorough job. Here is ours, written out. If a competitor will not show you theirs before you sign, that is worth noticing.

Westgate Tower, 4th floor
WEST-CASS-2210 · LG ATNQ36 · 36,000 BTU
Inspected 08 Aug 2026
Unit 4 of 12
62 / 100
Working, but losing ground

Down from 78 in February. The drop is the coil, not the compressor.

Measurements

ReadingMeasuredExpected
Supply air temperature17.4 °C12–14High
Drop across the coil6.2 K10–12Low
Running current14.9 A11–13High
Suction pressure108 psi105–120Normal
Airflow at the grille1.9 m/s2.5–3.5Low
Drain flowSlowFreeWatch

What this means for you

The condenser coil is blocked.

Six degrees of cooling where there should be ten or twelve. The unit runs longer and draws three amps more to reach the same room temperature. At current tariffs that is roughly KES 2,900 a month on this one unit.

The drain is starting to slow.

Not blocked yet. Left another season it backs up, and the water goes into the ceiling below rather than outside.

What we expect next.

The compressor is fine and the gas charge is correct. Clean the coil, clear the drain, and this unit returns to the high eighties.

Why it is written this way

A facilities manager cannot approve spending on a hunch. Given a number, a trend and a cost, they can take it to finance and get a decision that day.

The record stays with the building

Every unit has a code and its own history. When your facilities manager moves on, the readings do not go with them.

You keep it either way

The first inspection costs nothing and the report is yours whether you use us for the work or not.

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Our services

What we do, and what it gives you

Industries we support

The same equipment, very different stakes

A failed unit in a store room is an inconvenience. The same failure in a vaccine fridge is a write off. We price and schedule around what a failure actually costs you.

Commercial offices

Comfort complaints, ventilation and running cost across floors and tenants.

Healthcare

Consulting rooms, waiting areas and the fridges holding stock you cannot replace.

Cold chain

Cold rooms, pharmacy fridges and produce storage, where one bad night costs the lot.

Hotels and retail

Guest rooms, kitchens and shop floors, worked around your trading hours.

All industries in detail

Our service process

Four steps, no surprises

01

We walk the building

Every unit found, listed and coded. This usually turns up two or three nobody knew were there.

02

We measure

Temperatures, pressures, current draw and airflow on each one. Instruments, not a look and a nod.

03

You receive the report

Scores, photographs, costs and a ranked list of what to do first. Within two working days.

04

You decide

Fix it now, plan it for next quarter, or do nothing. The report is yours either way.

Wall controller on a commercial air conditioning system
Set point 21 °C, room holding 26 °C. The gap is the fault, not the setting.