Walk In Cooler Installation
in Burien, WA

Cost is driven by box size, indoor or outdoor placement, the refrigeration system it needs, and what the site already has for electrical service and drainage. A small indoor box for a Burien cafe is a very different job from a multi-compartment cooler for a grocery or production kitchen. We price after a site visit rather than over the phone, because the site variables move the number more than the box does. You get a written estimate before anything is ordered or installed.

The install itself is usually the shorter part. Panel assembly, refrigeration setup, condensing unit placement and startup testing move quickly once everything is on site. Equipment lead time and, where required, permit and inspection scheduling are what set the overall timeline. We dispatch Burien from our Seattle location, so site visits and follow-up are quick to arrange. Call early and we will give you a realistic date rather than an optimistic one.

Usually yes. Electrical work, refrigeration line sets and drainage typically fall under local permitting in Washington jurisdictions, and health department requirements apply to food service. Requirements vary by city and by what the work touches. We tell you what your Burien project needs before it starts and coordinate around inspection scheduling so it does not stall the build.

Yes, and most of our Burien installs are exactly that rather than new construction. Burien international markets and independent kitchens usually work with modest back-of-house space and older wiring. We assess access, panel capacity, floor condition and drainage first, because those determine whether the box you want will actually fit and run properly in the space you have. Removal and disposal of an existing unit can be handled at the same time.

Kolpak, Norlake, Master-Bilt, Amerikooler, Bally, American Panel, KPS Global, Polar King, Thermo-Kool and Barr panel systems, matched with the condensing units and evaporators appropriate for the box. Being independent rather than a dealer means we size and recommend based on your actual product load and access constraints, not one manufacturer line. See brands we service.