
Keep product cold and doors open. We repair, install and maintain walk-in coolers and freezers, reach-ins, prep tables, display cases and condensing units for businesses across the Lower Mainland.
A failed compressor or a walk-in that will not hold temperature can cost you a full day of sales and a cooler full of inventory. Our technicians find the real cause quickly and get your system back to temperature without guesswork.
We work with restaurants, grocery and convenience stores, cafés, hotels, caterers and food production facilities, on equipment of every size.

From a single reach-in to a full kitchen or store, we handle the equipment that keeps your product safe.
Compressors, evaporators, door heaters, gaskets, controls and complete new boxes.
Temperature problems, fan motors, thermostats and door seals on kitchen equipment.
Open and closed cases for deli, meat, dairy and produce on the retail floor.
Repair, descaling, sanitizing and replacement of commercial ice makers.
Rooftop and remote condensing units, compressor racks and refrigerant piping.
Electronic controllers, defrost settings and temperature monitoring upgrades.
Call (778) 874-2665 any time. For quotes and non-urgent work, send us the details and we will book a time that suits you.
A certified technician finds the root cause and explains what failed and what it will take to fix it before work goes ahead.
We make the repair, confirm the system holds temperature and point out anything that will help prevent the next breakdown.
We offer 24/7 emergency service across Metro Vancouver. Call (778) 874-2665 and we will give you an honest arrival time based on where our technicians are.
Yes. We install walk-ins, condensing units, reach-ins, display cases and ice machines, sized to your space and daily load.
Yes. We set up maintenance schedules for restaurant groups and multi-site retailers so every location is serviced on a regular plan.
Keep doors closed as much as possible, move critical product to working units and check that the condenser is not blocked. Avoid resetting breakers over and over, as this can damage the compressor.




Call now and talk to a refrigeration technician, day or night.