Refrigeration maintenance contracts that protect your stock.
Stock at risk if a fridge fails? Get it on a planned schedule.
Call 07940 953486 nowRefrigeration failure is not an inconvenience, it is a stock write-off. A cold room drifting from 3C to 8C overnight can cost a restaurant or convenience store more in one morning than several years of planned servicing. That is why refrigeration contracts run on a shorter cycle than air conditioning, usually quarterly or six-monthly rather than annually.
A planned refrigeration visit is different work from an AC service. We clean condensers properly, because a furred condenser is the single most common cause of a cabinet losing temperature in hot weather. We check evaporator condition and defrost operation, since ice build-up chokes airflow and quietly pushes temperatures up. We inspect door seals, hinges and closers, because a tired gasket on a cold room door runs the compressor continuously.
We then verify actual running temperatures and pressures and record the readings, so you have a trend rather than a snapshot. When a cabinet is slowly getting worse, the numbers show it before the stock does.
Cold rooms, cellar cooling and catering equipment can all sit on one agreement alongside any air conditioning on site. Read more on cold rooms, cellar cooling and catering refrigeration, or call 07940 953486.
- Walk-in cold rooms and freezers
- Display cabinets, multi-decks and serve-overs
- Under-counter fridges, prep counters and bottle coolers
- Cellar cooling for pubs and bars
- Ice machines and blast chillers
- Condenser cleaning, defrost and door seal checks
- Temperature and pressure verification with readings recorded
- Priority breakdown response for contract holders

Why choose us
A specialist you can trust on site.
Local engineer, fast response
Honest pricing & free quotations
Domestic & commercial experience
Quality kit from trusted brands
Recent work
Examples of refrigeration contracts projects.



How it works
A simple, transparent process.
01
Get in touch
Call, email or send a message describing what you need.
02
Free site visit
We assess the site and recommend the right solution.
03
Clear quotation
Written quote with no hidden costs or surprises.
04
Works completed
Carried out cleanly, on time, with minimal disruption.
05
Aftercare
Optional maintenance plans to keep things running for years.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
How often should commercial refrigeration be serviced?
Quarterly or six-monthly for most food businesses. Heavily used kitchen equipment and cold rooms with constant door traffic justify quarterly; a quiet back-of-house freezer may be fine at six-monthly.
Does the contract cover ice machines?
Yes. Ice machines are included and need descaling and sanitising attention as well as refrigeration checks, so they are usually put on a more frequent cycle.
Do you record temperatures for due diligence?
We record running temperatures and pressures at each visit and include them in the report, which supports your own food safety records. Your daily temperature logging remains your responsibility.
What if a cold room fails outside working hours?
Contract customers have access to out of hours cover. Standard hours are Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 17:00.
Can refrigeration and air conditioning be on one contract?
Yes, and it is usually cheaper that way. One survey, one schedule, one annual figure, and we cover both while we are on site.
Service areas
Refrigeration maintenance contracts across Hertfordshire & the South East
Local refrigeration maintenance contracts engineers covering Hertfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire and the edges of London. Pick your town for area-specific information.
Helpful reading
Guides related to refrigeration contracts
Air Conditioning Not Cooling Properly
A unit that runs but never quite cools the room is one of the most common calls we get, and the cause is rarely the compressor.
Air Conditioning Blowing Warm Air
Warm air from a unit that should be cooling usually means either a settings mix-up or a refrigerant fault, and telling the two apart matters.
Air Con Leaking Water Indoors
Water appearing under or around an indoor unit is almost always a drainage problem rather than a refrigerant one, and it's often an easy fix.
Air Conditioning Smells Musty
A sour, damp smell when the AC kicks in is almost always biological growth on the indoor coil, not a fault with the refrigeration circuit itself.
Noisy Outdoor Air Conditioning Unit
Not all outdoor unit noises mean the same thing, and the type of noise usually points straight to the cause before an engineer even arrives.
Air Con Tripping the Electrics
When an air conditioning unit trips a breaker or RCD, the fault is almost always within the unit itself rather than the household wiring behind it.
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