Reach-in coolers, prep tables, beverage coolers and breakroom fridges for Plano restaurants, offices and stores. Priority scheduling and upfront quotes.
When a cooler goes down you lose inventory and service time. We repair commercial refrigerators and freezers for Plano restaurants, cafés, bars, offices, salons, churches, schools and retail stores — with priority scheduling and a quote before any work begins.
| Problem | Common causes |
|---|---|
| Not holding temperature (above 40°F) | Dirty condenser coils (grease and lint in kitchens), condenser or evaporator fan, thermostat or controller, door gasket |
| Iced-up evaporator coil | Defrost heater, timer or controller, doors propped open, airflow blocked by product |
| Compressor short-cycling or not starting | Start components, overheating from dirty coils, low refrigerant from a leak |
| Water on the floor | Clogged drain line, iced drain pan, damaged gasket |
| Loud or unusual noises | Fan motor bearings, blade hitting ice, compressor |
| Door won’t seal | Worn gasket, misaligned hinge, failed door heater |
About 43% of Plano homes are renter-occupied (U.S. Census QuickFacts). We work with property managers and landlords on tenant refrigerators — access coordinated with tenants, photos of the failed part and invoices per unit. See our guide for landlords and property managers. For single-family homes, see our residential refrigerator repair service.
Usually a defrost problem — heater, timer or controller — or doors left open long enough for humid air to freeze on the evaporator coil. Overloaded shelves that block airflow can also cause it.
In kitchens the most common cause is grease and dust on the condenser coils, followed by failed fan motors, worn door gaskets and thermostat or controller faults. A refrigerant leak is less common but possible.
In restaurant kitchens grease and dust build up quickly, so many operators clean them every 1–3 months. Follow the manufacturer’s guidance for your unit.
Yes. We repair residential-style refrigerators and freezers in offices, salons, churches and other workplaces.
Yes. You get an upfront quote before work and an itemized invoice for your records.
Tell us the equipment type and what it is doing. Upfront quote, itemized invoice, photos of the failed part.