Caribbean HVAC Distribution New Agent Assigned For Caribbean Clients - 24/01/20

Orion AC&R Ltd U.K and H&H Services Barbados are pleased to announce an exclusive distribution agreement for #HVAC equipment in the #westindies and #Guyana. It is my pleasure to introduce you to Mr Christian Hoyte, Sales Director of H&H and our distribution agent based in Barbados. 

Services specialises H&H Services specialises in #vrf / #VRV , #HVAC  #plant, #chillers,#refrigeration plant #distribution and #consultation on large projects. Covering the #Caribbean islands of Barbados, Antigua, St Lucia, St Kitts, #martinique, St Martin, #US and #britishvirginislands, Grenada as well as Guyana.


H&H Services has a 30 year professional background in HVAC distribution and industrial project consultation having participated on some of the largest hotel and high end residential projects in the West Indies. Ideally suited to assist clients requiring consultation on design and build on hotel, oil industry, industrial chiller selection and high end residential #projects. Also if you require equipment distribution including the best methods to import HVAC equipment into your countries Tax zone, planned project drawings, site consultations, government projects and equipment selection on your Caribbean projects.

Contact Us, Technical agents:
Lloyd Hoyte: (BD) +1 (246) 230-4533
Sean Handley (UK) +44 1234 841221

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Orion Air Conditioning And Refrigeration Limited

10 Grisedale Court
Woburn Road Industrial Estate
Kempston
Bedfordshire
MK42 7EE
United Kingdom

Sales And Service: +44 (0)1234 841221
Fax: +44 (0)1234 852662
Email: info@orionair.co.uk

Opening Hours:


9.00 to 17:00 GMT Monday To Friday

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