Walk-in freezer warming up?
A walk-in freezer losing temperature puts frozen inventory at serious risk. We respond quickly to diagnose the refrigeration system, defrost cycle, and box integrity.
Common symptoms
- Product softening or thawing
- Heavy frost or ice on the coil
- Compressor won't stop running
- Floor of the freezer icing up
- High-temp alarm sounding
Possible causes
- Defrost system failure causing ice buildup
- Door heater or gasket failure
- Condenser fan or coil issue
- Refrigerant leak or low charge
- Faulty controller or sensor
What the technician checks
- Inspect evaporator coil and defrost components
- Test door heaters and gaskets
- Check condenser fans and coil
- Evaluate refrigerant charge and pressures
- Verify control and sensor calibration
What you can do before calling
- Transfer at-risk product to a backup freezer immediately
- Keep the door closed to preserve the remaining cold
- Note the current temperature and any alarm codes
When professional repair is needed
If the problem keeps coming back, affects food safety, or involves the sealed refrigeration system, it's time to call in a specialist. We'll diagnose it properly and explain your options clearly.
What does refrigerator repair cost?
Repair cost depends on the diagnosis, parts, labor, refrigerator type, and the specific problem. The diagnostic visit is $125 for commercial service, and that fee is credited toward completed repairs. We won't quote a final repair price until we've diagnosed the actual issue — but we'll always explain the cost before any work begins.
FAQs
Do you repair commercial refrigeration?
Yes. We service commercial refrigeration including reach-ins, prep tables, and display cases.
Do you repair walk-in coolers and freezers?
Yes. We diagnose and repair walk-in coolers and walk-in freezers.