With neighbouring Manchester as the next closest city, Salford is often confused with it’s the larger counterpart.  It is still part of Greater Manchester but is still a city in it’s own right after it was granted city status in 1925.  Most famed for its docks that cater for the Manchester Ship Canal, Salford grew during the industrial revolution and was a major support in Manchester’s textiles and silk manufacture.

Salford Quays is one of the more desirable areas in the city and is just a stone’s throw away from Old Trafford, the home of the world-famous Manchester United Football Club.  The BBC has also relocated to Salford, which is now home to Media Media City UK, a stark contrast to the harsh conditions of the working dockyard only a few years ago.

Salford Roman Catholic Cathedral was built in 1846 and sits amongst many other well known and iconic buildings, such as Salford Lads Club and Ordsall Hall.  There are also a number of other churches, many of which our engineers have worked on to fit, install, maintain and repair the church heating systems.