Commercial Refrigeration / Commercial Refrigeration Installation
A commercial refrigeration installation is planned around the site, not around the size of the equipment.
The access route, the lift, the structural point the equipment lands on, the pipe run and the electrical supply all decide how the work is carried out. CooperFix installs commercial refrigerators, freezers and refrigeration equipment for businesses in Toronto and the GTA.
The useful question before an installation is what the site can actually take. Where can the condensing unit physically go? What will the electrical supply carry? Where does the drain terminate, and can it be pitched? An installation assessment answers those questions before equipment is ordered.
An installation is planned from the site, not from the size of the equipment.
Business owners need their equipment working without interruption. Whether the business is a restaurant or a butcher shop, a new commercial refrigerator, freezer or refrigeration unit has to be installed so that it operates correctly from the first day of use.
CooperFix installs commercial fridges, freezers and refrigeration equipment, makes the required refrigeration and electrical connections, and checks that the equipment operates as intended for the space it serves. The installation is carried out as one job, from the lift to the connection.
A refrigeration unit may have to be lifted to the roof by crane. Installation is planned around access before anything is ordered: the route, the lift, the structural point it lands on, the pipe run and the electrical supply.
CooperFix carries out the lift and the connection as one job, so the access work and the refrigeration work are not left to different visits.
An installation is assessed from the site, not from the equipment dimensions. Where the condensing unit can physically go, what the electrical supply will carry, where the drain terminates and whether it can be pitched and heated, how panels get through the door, and what has to keep running while the work is done.
Each of these changes the job, and none of them can be discovered halfway through.
The team installs a new fridge, freezer or refrigeration unit and confirms that the connections are made correctly, so the business can return to normal operation.
The installed equipment is checked against the conditions of the space it serves rather than being left at the point of connection.
Installation work is arranged around access hours on site and around the equipment that has to keep operating while the work is carried out.
Tell CooperFix which hours the site is open and who will be there to open up, so the visit can be planned against real access.
CooperFix is insured and certified to work on major commercial refrigeration equipment. Installation work is carried out by a 313A mechanic under that certification.
Send the equipment type, the installation location and the site access information.
The installation requirements are established before the work is confirmed. That covers where the condensing unit can be placed, what the electrical supply will carry, where the drain terminates and whether it can be pitched and heated, how the panels reach the installation point, and what has to keep running while the work is done.
The assessment identifies the equipment, the installation location and the site access, then explains what the installation requires. A recommendation to replace existing equipment is separated from a recommendation to add to it, so the business can see which part of the request each item answers.
Tell CooperFix what the request concerns and what is already on site. The following details let the installation be assessed without a second round of questions.
Include the equipment type, available model details, installation location and site access information.
Photographs can help describe the equipment and site. The installation requirements still need to be assessed before the work is confirmed.
Yes. Explain whether the request concerns a new installation, replacement equipment or a change to an existing system.