Refrigeration Repair

Commercial refrigeration repair for reach-ins, prep tables, and display cases. Connect with 24932+ verified kitchen equipment technicians nationwide for expert refrigeration repair.

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$200 - $2,500

About Refrigeration Repair

Commercial refrigeration encompasses a wide range of equipment critical to food service operations. Our EPA-certified refrigeration technicians service all types of commercial refrigeration including reach-in coolers and freezers, prep tables, display cases, back bar coolers, and deli cases from brands like True, Traulsen, Beverage-Air, and Turbo Air. Refrigeration failures put food inventory at risk and create health code compliance issues. Our technicians are trained to quickly diagnose refrigerant system problems, compressor issues, evaporator and condenser coil failures, and temperature control malfunctions. We stock common parts to resolve most issues in a single visit.

Benefits of Professional Refrigeration Repair

Protects food inventory from spoilage

EPA-certified refrigerant handling

Maintains food safety temperature compliance

Fast same-day service available

All commercial refrigeration brands serviced

Preventive maintenance programs available

Common Refrigeration Repair Issues We Solve

Not cooling or maintaining temperature

Compressor not running or noisy

Refrigerant leaks

Frost or ice buildup on evaporator

Condenser coil problems

Door gasket failures

Fan motor failures

Our Refrigeration Repair Process

Food safety and temperature assessment

Refrigerant system diagnosis

Leak check and component inspection

Repair estimate

Component repair or replacement

Refrigerant charge verification

Temperature stability testing

When to Call for Refrigeration Repair

Refrigerator or freezer not maintaining temperature
Compressor running constantly
Ice buildup on evaporator coils
Food spoiling faster than expected
Visible condensation or water leaks

Refrigeration Repair FAQs

What should I do if I smell gas in my commercial kitchen?

1) Do NOT operate any electrical switches, phones inside, or create any sparks. 2) Evacuate all staff and customers immediately. 3) Call 911 from outside the building. 4) Call your gas company's emergency line. 5) Do NOT re-enter until emergency responders clear the building. 6) Contact a certified kitchen equipment technician to inspect and repair gas connections before reopening. Gas leaks can cause explosions — always take them seriously.

How often is exhaust hood cleaning required by NFPA 96?

NFPA 96 (Standard for Ventilation Control and Fire Protection of Commercial Cooking Operations) requires cleaning frequency based on cooking volume: monthly for solid fuel cooking (wood, charcoal); quarterly for high-volume cooking (24-hour operations, charbroiling); semi-annually for moderate-volume cooking; and annually for low-volume cooking (pizzerias, churches, seasonal businesses). Your local fire marshal may have additional requirements. Failure to comply can void your fire suppression system coverage.