When commercial refrigeration fails mid-service, the cost is not the repair. It is the product in the box, the health code exposure, and every hour the kitchen cannot operate normally. A walk-in that drifts warm on a Friday afternoon can write off a weekend of inventory before anyone notices the temperature has moved.
We are a commercial refrigeration company. The calls we respond to come from restaurants, bars and taprooms, grocery and convenience stores, cafes, delis, hotels, medical facilities and production kitchens across the Seattle metro. Our technicians are certified and train continuously on the platforms they work on.
We will be straight with you about this, because plenty of companies are not. We do not run an overnight crew. What we do is prioritise commercial breakdowns inside our working schedule, and we dispatch from three locations across the metro so that a technician is not crossing the region to reach you.
In practice that means:
Full detail on response times: same-day and next-day service.
Emergency calls cluster around a few equipment types, because those are the ones a business genuinely cannot work around for a day:
Two minutes of information often saves a return trip. If you can, have the manufacturer and model number from the data plate, any error code showing on the controller, and a clear description of what changed — temperature drifting slowly, ice building on the evaporator, water on the floor, or a unit that stopped entirely. Those three details frequently let us bring the right part on the first visit.
Move product to backup refrigeration if you have it, and keep the door closed. A sealed box holds temperature far longer than most people assume.
Knowing the manufacturer helps: see brands we serve.
Emergency dispatch runs across our full coverage from our Seattle, Shoreline and Puyallup locations — 32 cities across King, Pierce and Snohomish counties. See the complete service area.