Walk-In Cooler Repair Services
In Kenmore, WA

Kenmore sits at the north end of Lake Washington where the Sammamish River empties in, with its business district running along Bothell Way. The Burke-Gilman Trail passes through, bringing steady weekend foot and cycle traffic to the cafes and food businesses along the corridor, and the Lake Pointe redevelopment has been adding density on the waterfront side.

The walk-in cooler is the single largest refrigeration investment in most Kenmore kitchens and the one whose failure is hardest to work around. With small equipment counts along the Bothell Way corridor, there is rarely a second box to move product into while a repair is arranged.

Failures here usually begin at the door. Gaskets wear every time someone enters, and on a busy trail weekend that is a great many entries in a short period. A gasket that no longer seals admits warm humid air continuously, ice builds on the evaporator, airflow falls, the compressor runs longer, and running cost rises well before the box actually loses temperature.

Condenser fouling compounds it. Coils collect dust and kitchen grease, heat rejection worsens, and run times extend further. Both problems are inexpensive to correct at the point they appear and expensive once they have driven a compressor into failure, which is the practical argument for catching them early rather than waiting for a temperature alarm.

We repair Kolpak, Norlake, Master-Bilt, Amerikooler, Bally, American Panel, KPS Global, Polar King, Thermo-Kool and Barr boxes, covering compressors, condensing units, evaporators, refrigerant charge, door hardware and defrost controls. Most repairs finish on the first visit.

Kenmore is dispatched from our Shoreline location, which covers the north corridor including Everett, Lynnwood, Edmonds, Bothell, Brier, Lake Forest Park and Mill Creek. Open seven days, 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Commercial service calls are $150, applied to the repair once you approve the written estimate.