AirSource Ventilation celebrates first five years

05 November, 2015

AirSource Ventilation, heat pump, air conditioning

AirSource Ventilation, which makes heat pumps and other products for commercial and industrial heating and air conditioning, is celebrating its first five years in business. Based in Eccles, Manchester, the company was founded by Dave Clayton, Alex Pinchbeck and Andrew Pinchbeck (pictured left to right) in October 2010.

Within the first month, they won an order worth around £250 000. Annual turnover is now £4 million. The 40-strong workforce includes five jobs created this year. The company has recently invested £300 000 in machinery and prototype testing.

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