Commercial Refrigeration

Expert installation, maintenance, and repair of commercial refrigeration systems — keeping your product safe and your business running.

Let us help keep your product as fresh as possible. 

Commercial refrigeration services cover the repair, installation, and maintenance of the refrigeration systems your business depends on, including walk-in coolers and freezers, reach-in coolers and freezers, and ice makers. Whether your unit is running warm, cycling improperly, leaking refrigerant, or needs a full replacement, we are equipped to handle the complexity of commercial refrigeration quickly and correctly, keeping your product safe and your business compliant with health and safety standards.

Keep Your Business Running, No Downtime

At Cool Controls, we offer personalized solutions to fit your unique needs. Whether it's time for a repair, a seasonal tune-up, or a new installation, we’re ready to provide fast, reliable service at a competitive price.

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Slushy Machine Repair & Installations

We service all major components of commercial slushy machines including the refrigeration system, compressor, auger motor, drive belts, seals, and dispensing valves. For installations, we handle the electrical connections, refrigerant lines, water supply hookup, and full system calibration to make sure your machine is freezing and dispensing at the right consistency.

How It Helps

Being proactive with your refrigeration systems can save you time and money.

Follow these tips to help keep your refrigeration systems as reliable as possible.

Clean the Condenser Coils Regularly

Dirty filters are the #1 cause of HVAC inefficiency. For commercial spaces, filters should typically be checked monthly and replaced every 1–3 months depending on foot traffic and environment.

Check and Replace Door Gaskets

A worn or cracked door gasket lets cold air escape, making your unit overwork itself to compensate. Do a quick visual check weekly and replace gaskets at the first sign of wear.

Don't Overpack Your Unit

Overloading a reach-in restricts airflow and forces the compressor to work overtime. Keep product organized and leave enough space for cold air to circulate freely around your items.

Listen for Warning Signs

Unusual noises, inconsistent temperatures, or excess condensation are your unit telling you something is wrong. Catching these early almost always means a smaller repair bill. Don't wait until it stops working completely.
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