Heat-pump company expands in Sheffield

12 December, 2008

Danfoss Heat Pumps, formerly ECO Heat Pumps, has moved to purpose-built premises to cater for the growth of the business and its expansion plans for the future. The new premises provides over 1000 m2 of office and warehouse space on Parkwood Business Park in Sheffield. During the last 12 months, the size of the self-build and commercial departments has increased, trebling its turnover.

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