Maintenance, monitoring and compliance
The work that stops the other two categories happening at nine on a Saturday. Planned refrigeration service is routinely a fraction of the cost of the same repair as an emergency, and it produces the temperature records an inspector asks for.
| Work | Response | Typical job cost |
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Planned refrigeration maintenance agreement
Scheduled visits with a written report each time. Planned refrigeration work is routinely a fraction of the cost of the same repair at 9pm on a Saturday. |
Days | $900–$6,000 per year, typical range, not a quote |
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Temperature monitoring and alarm systems
Sensors, alarms and retained temperature history — so a failure wakes somebody up instead of being discovered at opening. |
Days | $1,200–$8,000 typical range, not a quote |
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Refrigerant transition and R-22 retrofit
A survey and a plan for equipment on older refrigerants, so replacement happens on your schedule rather than on the day it finally lets go. |
Scheduled | $3,000–$25,000 typical range, not a quote |
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Refrigeration energy-efficiency retrofit
EC motors, LED case lighting, anti-sweat controls, night curtains and head-pressure control — the measures with a payback you can actually check. |
Days | $2,000–$12,000 typical range, not a quote |
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Refrigeration system assessment and second opinion
A written view of what you have, what it will cost to keep, and what to replace first — before anybody quotes you for a replacement. |
Days | Varies varies, typical range, not a quote |
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