Since our foundation in 1976 Brian Cotter Refrigeration Ltd. has gained a
name for a quality of service and installation throughout the Munster
region. Its founder Brian Cotter served a five-year apprenticeship with
Southern Refrigeration Ltd., Waterford which was the largest refrigeration
company in Ireland at that time. Through working with Southern Refrigeration
Ltd. Brian gained valuable experience working with large scale industrial
installations throughout the country.
These included some of the
largest creameries and intervention cold stores in the early 1970's. On
completion of his apprenticeship, Brian Cotter seized a business opportunity
and opened up a refrigeration business in Dingle, Co. Kerry. Established
initially to provide general refrigeration services for the south west region,
Brian Cotter Refrigeration Ltd. evolved in the 1980's and 1990's to expand into
Air Conditioning and Beer Cooling systems. Our quality has enabled us to obtain
the agencies from internationally recognised companies such as Mitsubishi, York
and Carrier, and in 1986 we were appointed by Guinness to install and service
beer cooling systems in the Kerry region. In 1999 Brian Cotter Refrigeration,
together with other companies were invited by Guinness to join the newly formed
Beer Coolers Association, who aims to maintain a standard of excellence among
qualified companies within the trade. Brian Cotter Refrigeration Ltd. also
engages in the training of young refrigeration engineers and is a member of
Skills Net. Engineers who have served their time with Brian Cotter
Refrigeration are today working as far-a -field as New York and Victoria,
Australia. These young Engineers, like our customers, have benefited from the
wealth of experience our company has to offer. It is a testament to the
quality of our work that the company continues to trade so strongly a quarter
of a century since it was founded. In the past we have shown our willingness to
change and diverse into other areas of the industry and it is these qualities
which should see us continue to trade for years to come. |