Waterloo Air Products has revealed that it expects to double its growth in 2014.
The company's order books increased two-fold in the last 12 months and turnover was up by 12% last year.

Chairman, Rick Edmondson, said: 'We are optimistic that we can continue to exceed our goals for growth and profitability, but also for customer service and innovation. Thanks to the work of our employees and the support of our customers and many partners, we expect 2014 to be another good year for Waterloo.'

The company has completed a number of high profile projects in the last 12 months including Marks and Spencer's Pantheon store in Oxford Street and also the highly acclaimed Library of Birmingham and Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU).

This increase in projects has also seen Waterloo take on seven new staff to help with additional projects and it has now recruited more sales agents including Addy Associates and Key Development Sales to cover the north of the country.

There have also been changes to the sales teams with Andy Wardle being promoted to northern manager. He has worked in the HVAC industry for more than 25 years, the last nine of which have been with Waterloo. He has extensive experience in air distribution and is looking to capitalise on the company's successes.