WALK-IN FREEZER REPAIR SERVICES

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

• Coverage: We offer a one-year warranty on all labour associated with our refrigeration services. This warranty covers defects or issues that arise from errors or deficiencies in the service provided, including installation, repairs, and maintenance.
• Exclusions: The workmanship warranty does not cover problems resulting from misuse, neglect, improper maintenance by the owner, or modifications made by third parties.

• Coverage: We provide a 90-day warranty on all parts and components installed during our service. This covers defects in material or manufacturing of the parts used in your refrigeration system.
• Procedure: In the event of a part failure, please contact us promptly. We will arrange for the replacement or repair of defective parts as covered by this warranty.

• Coverage: For parts and equipment supplied by manufacturers, the manufacturer’s warranty will apply. The duration and terms of these warranties vary by manufacturer, and we will assist you in handling any claims with the manufacturer.
• Procedure: Contact us for assistance with manufacturer warranty claims, and we will help facilitate the process.

• Availability: We offer extended warranty plans that provide additional coverage beyond the standard period. These plans can include extended labour coverage, priority service, and additional components.
• Details: Please inquire about our extended warranty options for more information on coverage and terms.

Repair costs vary considerably due to the different, unique details entailed in every repair. Because every repair is different, we have to speak directly with each customer to determine the actual scope and size of the job in question.

If your walk-in freezer isn’t maintaining the right temperature, has excessive ice buildup, makes unusual noises, or has a constantly running motor, it may need repairs. Other warning signs include spoiled food, water leaks, or inconsistent cooling. Addressing these issues early can prevent costly breakdowns!

Several factors can cause poor cooling, including a faulty thermostat, refrigerant leaks, a malfunctioning compressor, or dirty condenser coils.

Excessive ice can be caused by high humidity, poor door seals, or frequent door openings. To prevent buildup, ensure the door is properly sealed, keep humidity levels low, and schedule regular maintenance to check for underlying problems.

Many issues can be repaired, including faulty door seals, refrigerant leaks, thermostat problems, and compressor failures. However, if your unit is over 15 years old and constantly breaking down, a replacement may be a more cost-effective option.

Unusual noises like banging, buzzing, or clicking may indicate problems with the fan motor, compressor, or loose components. Ignoring these sounds can lead to bigger issues, so it’s best to have a technician inspect and fix the problem right away.

If the unit is running but not freezing properly, the issue could be related to the evaporator coils, condenser coils, refrigerant levels, or airflow problems. A technician can perform a thorough inspection to identify the cause and restore proper freezing temperatures.