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Commercial refrigeration · Salt Lake Valley

Commercial refrigeration

A walk-in that drifts five degrees is an inventory problem before it's a repair problem. We treat it that way.


Walk-ins, reach-ins, and prep tables

Coolers and freezers for restaurants, convenience stores, and food service. Compressors, condensers, evaporators, defrost timers, door gaskets, and controls. If it holds temperature and you're losing product when it doesn't, we work on it.

Why refrigeration isn't just cold air conditioning

Refrigeration runs far lower suction temperatures and depends heavily on defrost strategy and superheat control. Plenty of HVAC contractors won't touch it. We do both, which means one call instead of two vendors.

Response time is the whole product

Nobody schedules a walk-in failure. Call and we'll tell you a real window — and if it's a stopgap that keeps product cold until a part arrives, we'll do that first and fix it properly after.

Get this handled

Tell us what's going on and we'll call you back with the next available window.

Or call (801) 680-7406 — someone picks up during business hours.

FAQ

Commercial refrigeration — common questions

My walk-in is running but the temperature is climbing. What's happening?
Most often an iced evaporator from a failed defrost cycle, a low charge from a leak, or a condenser packed with grease and dust. All three are findable in one visit.
Do you service restaurant equipment after hours?
Call and ask. Refrigeration failures don't wait for business hours and we know what's sitting in that box.
Can you do preventive maintenance on commercial refrigeration?
Yes — coil cleaning, gasket inspection, defrost verification, and charge checks on a schedule. It costs a fraction of an emergency call plus lost product.

Need it fixed soon?

Call and talk to someone who works on these systems, not a call center. No-heat and no-cool calls get priority scheduling across the Salt Lake Valley.

Call now · Mon–Sat(801) 680-7406