CLH Kft. (Hungary)

CLH Hűtés- és Klímatechnikai Kft. is a prominent player in the Hungarian building services market. The company was established in 1989 through the merger of the Climate Customer Service and the Climate Engineering Office, both of which were part of the predecessor Pipe Installation Company. Initially, CLH was a joint venture owned partly by the company's own professionals and partly by the state-owned company CSŐSZER. After a five-year transitional period, the private shareholders successfully purchased the company from the state, and since 1994, CLH has been 100% owned by Hungarian private individuals. With a strong team of skilled professionals and a wide range of high-quality products, CLH is capable of providing customized air conditioning installations as well as creating complex building services systems for industrial and commercial facilities. The company has established long-term commercial relationships with leading European manufacturers of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning equipment, and exclusively distributes their products in Hungary. In addition, CLH acquired a manufacturing plant for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning equipment, expanding its capacity to meet the evolving demands of the Hungarian market. The company's products are not only reliable but also aesthetically pleasing, complying with the strictest European Union energy efficiency regulations and health and environmental standards. Recognizing the changing needs of the domestic market, CLH expanded its services to include the construction of comprehensive heating, cooling, and air conditioning systems, including design, product selection, installation, and turnkey commissioning. With a highly organized and experienced team of engineers and installers, CLH has successfully completed numerous projects, satisfying clients primarily in the construction and investment sectors. These projects range from multi-story residential buildings to hospitals, healthcare complexes, and specialized industrial and technological projects.