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Walk-In Refrigeration
Walk-in coolers and freezers are the most expensive pieces of equipment that you own due to their size and the amount of product that you store in them. They are used in various businesses such as restaurants, bars, night clubs, convenience stores, wineries, coffee shops, caterers, schools, hotels, hospitals, and hi-tech companies.
These systems are in operation around the clock and have many moving parts – any downtime has a negative impact on business with loss of inventory and sales. We are here to help find ways to save on your bottom line and save money that you can put elsewhere in your business.
We specialize in Master-Bilt, Nor-Lake, Bally, American, Americooler, Amerikooler, U.S. Cooler, Imperial Brown, Commercial Cooling, and much more.
Walk-In Cooler Maintenance
Maintenance programs help reduce emergency service calls and keep your equipment running best; they are a way to get eyes on your equipment when you are just too busy. We recommend that you service your reach-in equipment at least twice a year. Our goal is to find and repair small issues before they become major problems, resulting in emergency service calls, lost inventory, and lost revenue.
Keep your equipment operating at peak performance:
- Check to see if your doors fully close.
- Confirm that gaskets are intact.
- Ensure that no product is blocking evaporator/condenser fans.
- Keep a daily log of temperatures.
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Commercial Refrigeration Monitoring Systems
We want to ensure that your reach-in coolers and freezers are running as efficiently as possible. Commercial refrigeration monitoring systems help minimize downtime and save inventory by closely monitoring the performance of your reach-in refrigeration systems and alerting you the moment a possible threat is detected.
These monitoring systems take and log temperatures as well as track critical conditions in order to provide an early warning so you can take preventative action, before your products and equipment are damaged.