About Oakland Air Control
Oakland Air Control is based in Worcester and provides air conditioning design, installation, maintenance and repairs for homes and other buildings. It offers planned and reactive maintenance across Worcestershire and the UK, alongside air-to-air heat pump installations for heating and cooling.
Oakland traces its beginnings to 1986, when it served clients in Worcestershire. Its wider engineering work includes heating, ventilation, electrical systems and building controls.
For installations, the project team visits to assess requirements before preparing a design and quotation. Designs take account of installation budgets and operating costs.
Maintenance programmes are tailored to equipment condition, usage, surroundings and maintenance history. Oakland labels equipment individually on its first visit and tracks subsequent visits to build an asset service history.
Planned maintenance contracts include round-the-clock cover and an advertised response within four hours. Customers without a maintenance contract can also request reactive repairs; the repairs page advertises a response within 24 hours and year-round, 24-hour availability for this service.
Oakland advertises Daikin D1 Approved Installer status and says its technicians and engineers receive formal Daikin installation training. Its commercial partner offering includes Mitsubishi Diamond Quality Partner status and Daikin SkyAir and VRV products.
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F-Gas credentials
Certification stated by the business
View source →Areas covered
Worcestershire, United Kingdom.
Services & systems
- Installation
- Maintenance
- Repairs
- System design
- Surveys
- Emergency call-outs
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Brands
Daikin
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