We remove redundant air conditioning equipment from domestic and commercial properties across London. Whether the project involves a single wall-mounted air conditioner or a building-wide removal programme, we establish the scope before dismantling begins.
Where systems contain refrigerant, appropriate decommissioning and recovery must take place before refrigerant pipework is opened. Physical removal is then planned around equipment size, location, access and the agreed reinstatement requirements.
Equipment and components we remove
- Indoor units: wall-mounted, cassette, ducted, floor-standing and ceiling-suspended air conditioners.
- Outdoor units: split-system condensers, multi-split and VRF/VRV outdoor equipment.
- Associated copper refrigerant pipework, brackets, trunking and interconnecting cabling where included in scope.
- Condensate pumps and drainage components where agreed and safely accessible.
Commercial air conditioning strip-outs
We support contractors undertaking office refurbishments, retail fit-outs, hospitality renovations and lease-end reinstatement. Multiple systems can be assessed and removed in an agreed sequence to accommodate site programmes and other trades.
Responsible air conditioning disposal
Redundant air conditioning units may contain residual refrigerant, compressor oil, electrical parts and other regulated waste components. We agree the collection and disposal arrangements in advance and clarify what waste documentation will be available. Refrigerant recovery records and waste transfer documentation are distinct records.
Access and exclusions
Roof-mounted condensers, high-level installations and restricted plant areas may require scaffolding, lifting arrangements or additional personnel. Electrical disconnection beyond the equipment isolator, builders’ making-good, ceiling repairs and removal of concealed pipework should be identified and priced separately where relevant.