Planning Your Remodel – Commercial Refrigeration Installation
April 11, 2018
The process of installing a commercial refrigeration system can be daunting, especially when you are remodeling your location. You want to make sure that your installation team is comfortable working with potentially outdated wiring systems, and is not vendor specific with their training, so you are not stuck using a brand you don’t like.
At CoolSys, we have decades of combined experience in commercial refrigeration and HVAC systems. We will work with you through the designing, installation, maintenance and repair stages of your system’s life – which will be longer with CoolSys on your team. We want to be your one stop shop for all of your commercial refrigeration and HVAC needs.
Our technicians will save you money on your commercial refrigeration installation
The electrical wiring is a big component of any installation, but if your commercial refrigeration is installed, but not connected properly, you’ll end up paying for it in repairs – and potentially lost products later. CoolSys refrigeration has licensed electricians on their installation teams who will make sure that everything runs correctly and is connected the proper way before signing off on the project.
Some technicians will require you to only install and use parts from vendors that they are trained to work on and while that sounds reasonable, it can put a strict limit on vendors you can use and can sometimes mean you spend more money on potentially poor quality equipment. The technicians at CoolSys are trained to be vendor neutral, giving you all of the power to pick which parts you want. We are always happy to make recommendations, but we can work with whatever you decide.
Remodeling can be a stressful, but necessary process for businesses to stay relevant. CoolSys wants to take way some of your burden by handling your commercial refrigeration installation in a careful and timely manner.
To learn more about the services and expertise offered by our team at CoolSys, contact us today.