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Everkool scoop Knowsley Council air conditioning contract
One of the North West’s leading suppliers of air conditioning and ventilation services has won a major contract with Knowsley Council.
Bootle-based Everkool, established by Craig Greenwood in 2008, will supply air conditioning across council owned properties in the borough including Huyton’s municipal building, Huyton library as well as schools and community centres.
The company has built up a reputation as one of the region’s biggest supplier of ventilation technology over the last ten years and has relationships with some of the largest organisations in Liverpool including Merseytravel, Iliad and Signature Living hotels.
The firm has expanded its operation this year after appointing five new employees to its technical team and adding three new vehicles to its fleet.
Craig Greenwood said:
“We are delighted to have won this major air conditioning contract with Knowsley Council.
Our business growth in 2018 has surpassed our expectations and we’ve significantly added to our client portfolio. The business growth has allowed us to expand the Everkool team and given us new focus for 2019 when we’re aiming to grow even further and continue to raise the profile of the company beyond the North West.“
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by James Boyce .
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