Commercial Refrigeration in Okeechobee, FLKeep the box at 38.
We repair walk-in coolers, freezers, cases and ice machines. Our phone is open 24 hours.
Commercial Refrigeration
When the box drifts warm, call us
Under the FDA Food Code, cold-held food must stay at 41°F or below.
Freezers are normally held at 0°F or below.
When a walk-in drifts past those marks, your inventory is at risk.
We repair and install walk-in coolers and freezers, display cases, ice machines and supermarket refrigeration.
We also work on commercial kitchen equipment for restaurants, grocery stores and healthcare facilities.
We find the failed part, explain it and fix it.
A box does not fail on a schedule, and neither does our phone. Call (863) 532-6839 any hour, any day.
Tell us what the box is doing and how warm it reads.
What to look for
Signs your cooler needs a call
The box is drifting warm
A walk-in that creeps above 41°F is the first warning. Check the thermometer, then call.
Ice on the evaporator coil
A frozen coil blocks airflow. Causes include a failed defrost, a bad fan or a leak.
Door gaskets torn or loose
A leaking gasket lets warm, humid air in. The box works harder and ice builds at the door.
A loud condensing unit
The unit on the roof or behind the building may have a failing fan motor, a compressor or a dirty coil.
An ice machine slowing down
Less ice, wet or cloudy ice, or a unit that stops can mean scale, a bad sensor or a refrigeration fault.
A display case that sweats
Water, frost or warm product in a case points to a failing fan, a defrost problem or an air leak.
Step by step
How a refrigeration call goes.
Call any hour
Call (863) 532-6839 day or night. Tell us what the box reads, and move product if you can.
We check the system
Temperatures, evaporator and condensing coils, fans, defrost, gaskets and the compressor.
You hear the fix first
We explain what failed and what the repair involves before any work starts.
Back to temperature
We make the repair, then watch the box come back down to temperature before we leave.
Where we do it
Refrigeration across three counties
We are based in Okeechobee and serve businesses across Okeechobee, St. Lucie and Martin Counties.
Restaurants, grocery stores, healthcare facilities and shops call us when the cold chain breaks.
What temperature should a walk-in cooler hold?
Cold-held food has to stay at 41°F or below under the FDA Food Code.
Freezers are normally held at 0°F or below. If your box reads above those marks, call us.
Why is my walk-in cooler not holding temp?
The usual causes are an iced coil, a failed fan, a torn door gasket, a dirty condenser or low refrigerant.
We test each one and find the real cause.
What should I do while the cooler is down?
Keep the door shut as much as you can, and move food to a working cooler if you have one.
Then call (863) 532-6839, any hour. We tell you what we find before work starts.
Do you work on ice machines and display cases?
Yes. We repair and install walk-in coolers and freezers, display cases, ice machines and supermarket refrigeration.
We also work on commercial kitchen equipment, and estimates are free.
Free estimates
Tell us what went warm.
Call any hour, or send the form and we will call you back. Estimates are free.
(863) 532-6839- Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
- advancedmechanical737@gmail.com
- Based in Okeechobee. Serving Okeechobee, St. Lucie and Martin Counties.