Save your stock
Every minute counts when your cooler is down. The sooner you call, the more we can save. We will talk you through what to do before we arrive.
Cooler or freezer down? Call our 24/7 emergency line and protect your stock.
Every minute counts when your cooler is down. The sooner you call, the more we can save. We will talk you through what to do before we arrive.
No phone trees. No answering service. You call our line and a real person in BC picks up, day or night.
Our techs have seen every cooler, freezer and cold room on the Island. We diagnose fast and we fix it right the first time.
From a single walk-in to a full cold storage room, we work on the systems Vancouver Island businesses rely on every day.
Small steps that can save product and time before the tech arrives.
Every time you open it, cold air escapes. Open it once, get what you need, close it again.
If you have a working fridge or freezer, move the most valuable or most perishable items there first.
Leave the power and controls alone. Cycling a damaged compressor can make the problem worse and more expensive.
A real person answers. Tell us what is wrong and where you are.
A tech gets to you and finds the cause. We tell you what is going on in plain language before we do any work.
With your go-ahead, we get the unit running again. Same visit whenever we can.
Vancouver Island has very few companies that can do what we do. Here is why.
Licensed refrigeration and gas contractors. Not a handyman. Real tickets, real coverage.
Owner-run team. You deal with the people who own the company.
Fully insured, including ammonia and marine. Very few BC companies can say that.
20+ years experience per tech, 100+ years combined. We have seen your problem before.
Free quotes on non-emergency work, before any work starts.
We cover the Island from Victoria to Courtenay. If you are not sure whether we serve your area, just call.
From Victoria to Courtenay, including:
Cooler down or just need a quote? Pick up the phone. A real person in BC answers, day or night.
