Ventilation that works with the building.
Commercial extract, supply-air and heat-recovery solutions planned around occupancy, equipment, internal conditions and the practical demands of the site.
Good ventilation is part of how the space performs.
Ventilation affects comfort, air movement and the operation of busy commercial environments. It must be considered alongside the building layout, occupancy and equipment—not added as an afterthought.
Kelly Refrigeration designs and installs practical ventilation systems as standalone projects or as part of wider refrigeration and air-conditioning work.
Ventilation work we cover
Every site is different. The final scope, equipment selection and installation approach are confirmed following a review of the actual requirement.
Commercial extract systems
Mechanical extract designed around the use of the space and the air that must be removed.
Supply-air systems
Replacement and supply air arranged to support balanced, practical operation.
Heat-recovery systems
Ventilation that recovers useful energy from outgoing air where appropriate to the application.
Kitchen and canopy extract
Extract arrangements coordinated with commercial kitchen equipment and working areas.
Air handling units
Air movement and treatment solutions integrated with the wider building services requirement.
Controls & commissioning
Control strategy, testing and commissioning to confirm the completed system operates as intended.
One coordinated approach.
Where refrigeration, air conditioning and ventilation meet on the same project, coordination matters. Our team can manage these connected systems as one practical package.
- Survey the complete operating environment
- Coordinate extract, supply air and conditioned air
- Plan equipment locations and service access
- Work with other trades during installation
- Test systems before project handover
Supermac’s Waterford
See the work in context.
A six-week project covering a new cold room, freezer room, canopy extract ventilation, heat recovery and air conditioning for the Waterford store.
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Share the site, application and current requirement. We’ll review it and advise on the most practical next step.