TCM is a leading Tasmanian Commercial Air Conditioning Contractor
About TCM
TCM was founded in 1967
TCM Pty Ltd employs over 30 Tasmanians including HVAC, plumbers, electricians, refrigeration mechanics
and specialist engineering and project management staff.
Commercial Building Services, Installation and Maintenance remains the core business activity of the organisation to commercial customers, with our primary interest directed towards producing an effective, efficient and easily maintainable installation.
Tasmanian Contractors Licence No. 931766 - HVAC Plumbing - Gas - Electrical
Quality QA 9001 Certificate - 605130
Environmental EMS 14001 Certificate - 605129
Arctic Refrigerant Trading Authorisation AU07395
Tasmanian Government Prequalification to $5 Million.
NEBB Certification 2858
CSIRO Hobart
The CSIRO instigated refurbishment of their air conditioning systems serving the 4 buildings which were constructed in the early 1980's. The existing air cooled plant had deteriorated due to the harsh seaside environment.
Hobart City Council
The Hobart City Council instigated the refurbishment of the four story annex building on Davey St. TCM was awarded the tender to install a new 'Green' air conditioning system.
Recent Projects
03. Controls & Energy Management
02. Partners
TCM Pty Ltd has a long history of providing an extensive range of air conditioning, electrical and controls systems and maintenance services to commercial customers throughout the state of Tasmania.
TCM's specialist areas include Commercial Air Conditioning systems, Heat Pump Chillers, Sea Water Heat Reclaim Systems Geothermal Air Conditioning, Energy Management, NEBB Certified Commissioning and Balancing and Accredited Building Services.
01. Integrated Management Systems
IMAS UTAS
TCM was awarded the tender tocoordinate, install, commission and maintain the mechanical services, including a new air conditioning system using a sea water heating and cooling system for the new UTAS IMAS building on Castray Esplanade, using the water from the River Derwent.
