Commercial Fridge Repair Services

Yes, we do offer a warranty on walk-in freezer repairs!

Workmanship Warranty:

• What’s Included: We back all our labor with a one-year warranty associated with our refrigeration services. If there’s a problem caused by something we missed during installation, repairs, or maintenance, we’ll fix it.
• What Isn’t Included: This doesn’t apply if the issue arises due to misuse, poor maintenance, or changes made by others.

Parts Protection:

• What’s Covered: All parts we install are protected for 90 days. If a part fails because of a defect, we’ll take care of replacing or repairing it.
• How to Proceed: Just get in touch if something goes wrong, and we’ll handle everything for you.

Manufacturer’s Assurance:

• What’s Covered: Some parts come with their own manufacturer’s assurance, and we’ll help you navigate the process if needed.
• How to Get Help: Contact us, and we’ll assist with handling claims.

Additional Warranty Options:

Looking for More? We have extended warranty options that offer longer labor coverage and priority service. Ask us for more details!

Since no two repairs are ever the same, the costs can vary quite a bit. Every project has its own unique quirks, which is why we take the time to speak with you personally, ensuring we understand the full picture before providing a quote.

If your commercial refrigerator isn’t cooling properly, has excessive frost buildup, is making loud noises, or has water leaks, it may need repair. Other signs include inconsistent temperatures, a constantly running compressor, or spoiled food. Catching these issues early can help prevent expensive breakdowns.

Several factors can cause cooling problems, such as dirty condenser coils, a malfunctioning thermostat, refrigerant leaks, a faulty compressor, or a broken evaporator fan.

Water leaks often happen due to a clogged or frozen drain line, faulty door gaskets, or excessive humidity inside the unit. Regular maintenance can help prevent these problems, but if the issue persists, a technician should inspect and fix the fridge to avoid further damage.

Ice buildup is usually caused by improper door sealing, frequent door openings, or high humidity levels. To prevent this, ensure the door gaskets are intact, minimize door openings, and schedule routine maintenance to check for airflow issues or refrigerant leaks.

Most issues, such as faulty thermostats, refrigerant leaks, and compressor problems, can be repaired. However, if your unit is over 10-15 years old and frequently breaks down, replacing it may be a more cost-effective solution. A technician can assess whether repair or replacement is the best option.

If your fridge is running non-stop, it could be due to dirty condenser coils, a malfunctioning thermostat, or a refrigerant leak. A continuously running fridge can lead to higher energy costs and potential damage to internal components, so it’s best to have it checked.