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4 Classroom extension (€500k)

2011 Summer Works Scheme 2011 Upgrading of Heating System and 2013 Special Needs Unit Extension (500k)

2011, 2014, 2015 Numerous Primary and Post Primary School Projects including Heating and Electrical upgrades in various schools, some examples: St Conleth’s College, Newbridge; Blessington Community College; Holy Family Junior National School, Swords, Templeogue College; Killina Presentation Secondary School, Rahan, Tullamore; Jonathan Swift NS, Dunlavin; Stratford Lodge National School, Baltinglass; Mercy Secondary School, Kilbeggan and […]

2010 Lead Project Engineer in an SEAI funded programme including retrofitting insulation, high efficiency light fittings, controls for heating systems and hot water generators in 2010. Gerd was selected as one of the speakers at the Energy in Education Conference in Tullamore in November 2010.

2011 A consortium of 26 schools across 11 VEC’s. This project included retrofitting energy saving measures such as high efficiency boilers, T5 light fittings, daylight controllers, absence detection, heating controls, wall and roof insulation etc.

2013 This complete refurbishment is planned to start and be completed in 2013. The total refurbishment includes a new radiator based heating system, heat recovery, water services, fire alarm, emergency lighting, electrical services etc.

2012/2013 This refurbishment is currently ongoing and involves partial refurbishment of 3 bathroom areas and fire upgrade works in a live hospital. All systems were maintained operational during the construction period. The full refurbishment and extension of an additional ward is planned to proceed in 2013 with the same design team.

2012/2013 This refurbishment is currently ongoing and involves partial refurbishment of a live hospital. Particular consideration was given to keeping the heating, emergency lighting and fire alarm system fully functional during construction. The hospital will have 64 bedrooms when complete.

2014 This project was a design & build contract with Solaregy and comprised the installation of a sustainable heating system to an existing courthouse. The chosen system consisted of an air source heatpump and low temperature radiators. The clients are very happy with the system.