Commercial Refrigeration Blog

The following is a break-down of some of the most important aspects of properly maintaining commercial refrigerators:

Commercial refrigeration units are a business investment. Since these units cost thousands of dollars, keeping them in working order is a necessity to avoid costly and time-consuming replacements and new installations. In order to keep a commercial refrigerator running as it should, it’s important to implement regular maintenance. Many business owners can perform some of these tasks themselves, while others are more complicated and require the help of a professional. In order to ensure a unit works as it should, it should be installed correctly and placed in such a way that any fans aren’t covered. Improper installation or placement can lead...

We rely on electricity to power the major appliances in our commercial businesses. As more and more electricity is consumed, the demand for energy results in an increase in cost. Over the last several years, manufacturers have seen requirements of commercial appliances tighten to stay in line with the minimum federal energy efficiency standards. While most of these changes are good for our pockets and our environment, one must ask “Are energy efficient appliances really worth it?” With the increased cost of energy and environmental concerns looming, business owners are looking toward a combined effort of conserving more energy while reducing...

As the backbone of many service industries, there is not a grocery store, restaurant or convenience store that can go about their daily operations without the use of ice. That being said; the real task becomes making sure your  ice machine can run for extended periods of time, even while in inclement weather. While it is never the ideal to have commercial ice machines work against extreme temperatures, in some instances it is necessary. Don’t panic just yet! Follow our best practices for operating in hot weather conditions to effectively maintain your ice machine year-round, even when temperatures spike. Ice Machine Placement...