Commercial Refrigeration Repair & Service in Martinsville, IN
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Refrigeration Service for Restaurants, Stores, and Food Businesses
When a cooler goes down, the clock starts on your inventory. Scott Refrigeration has served Martinsville and Central Indiana for over 50 years, and commercial refrigeration repair is still at the center of what we do. We install, service, and repair refrigeration equipment for restaurants, grocery stores, convenience stores, bars, and food service facilities.
Our commercial refrigeration work includes walk-in coolers and freezers, reach-in units, commercial ice machines and soda machines, and industrial refrigeration. We work with all major brands and configurations, whether you need one repair or a new system designed around your storage needs.
Warning signs usually show up before a full failure. Call us if you notice fluctuating temperatures, ice buildup, water pooling, unusual noises, or energy bills that keep climbing. Catching those problems early can protect your product and help you avoid a larger repair.
When something can’t wait, our 24/7 emergency service is one call away at (765) 913-3699. To reduce the chance of a surprise breakdown, ask about scheduled maintenance. As a family-owned company based in Martinsville, we give local businesses honest recommendations and work that lasts.
1. What commercial refrigeration equipment do you service?
We install, service, and repair walk-in coolers and freezers, reach-in units, commercial ice machines, soda machines, and larger refrigeration systems. If you are not sure whether we work on your equipment, call us and ask.
2. Do you offer emergency commercial refrigeration repair?
Yes. Refrigeration failures can cause major product loss, so emergency service is available 24 hours a day. Call (765) 913-3699 any time.
3. How often should commercial refrigeration be serviced?
We recommend professional maintenance every 3 to 6 months for walk-in units and ice machines. Regular service helps find problems early, improves efficiency, and extends equipment life.
4. What should I do if my walk-in stops cooling?
Keep the door closed as much as possible, check that the unit has power, and note the current temperature. Then call us. If the temperature keeps rising, move product that needs to stay cold to working storage while help is on the way.