Built back up to beat the Florida heat.
Repair for the rooftop and pad-mounted condensing units that run your walk-ins, cases and remote ice machines.
- Emergency service available
- Licensed & insured
- Most fixes in one visit
- All major brands
The part of the system that takes the heat
The condensing unit is where all the heat pulled out of your walk-in or case gets dumped outside. On a Lakeland or Tampa roof in August, it’s working in some of the worst conditions any equipment sees: direct sun, hot roof air, salt near the coast and summer storms.
We repair and maintain condensing units for walk-in coolers and freezers, remote display cases and remote ice machines. That includes the compressor, the fans, the electrical and the refrigerant circuit, plus clearing the coils so the unit can breathe.
Call us if your condensing unit…
- Is humming but the fan won’t spin
- Trips the breaker or blows fuses
- Clicks on and off every few minutes
- Has a coil packed with dirt, leaves or cottonwood
- Took a hit in a storm or lost power
- Has oily spots on the lines (a sign of a leak)
What we fix outside
Rooftop, pad-mounted and wall-hung units.
- Compressors and compressor replacement
- Condenser fan motors and blades
- Contactors, capacitors and relays
- Pressure controls and safeties
- Condenser coil cleaning
- Refrigerant leaks and recharge
- Storm and surge damage
- Corroded coils near the coast
- Wiring and disconnects
- Head pressure controls
Built for kitchens that can’t wait
When a walk-in quits, every hour costs you product and a health-code headache. We keep the whole thing simple: you call, we listen, and we get there with the parts to fix it.
Emergency service available
When a cooler quits and food is at risk, call. We treat it like the emergency it is.
Parts on the truck
Fan motors, contactors, thermostats, gaskets and more ride along, so most jobs get done in one visit.
Every major brand
Reach-ins, ice machines, walk-ins and cases from all the big names, old and new.
Licensed and insured
Straight answers on what’s wrong and what it costs before we start.
The brands we service
And just about every other commercial make.
Why does my walk-in quit on the hottest days?
A condensing unit with a dirty coil, a weak fan or a low charge can scrape by in spring and then fail when the roof hits peak heat. Cleaning the coil and checking the fan and charge before summer heads off most of these calls.
Should I worry after a power outage or storm?
If the walk-in comes back cold, probably not, but watch it. Surges can damage contactors, controls and compressors. If it’s not cooling, the fan isn’t spinning or the breaker keeps tripping, call us.
Do you replace compressors?
Yes. When a compressor fails we’ll find out why first, since a compressor rarely dies on its own, then give you the repair price and a replacement option for the whole unit so you can choose.
Does salt air near the coast matter?
Yes. Salt corrodes coils and electrical parts faster near the beach. Units in Clearwater, Dunedin, St. Pete and along Tampa Bay benefit from more frequent coil cleaning and inspection.
Polk County to the Gulf, covered
Based in Winter Haven, we cover Polk, Hillsborough and Pinellas counties, from Lakeland and Bartow to Tampa, St. Pete and Clearwater. Not sure you’re in range? Call (863) 661-0830.
Get the roof unit running right.
Call us, or book a visit and we’ll check it before it fails.
(863) 661-0830