Commerical Refrigeration

John Anderson Service Company was founded on commercial refrigeration. We continue to service and install commercial refrigeration building on a lifetime of knowledge across a broad spectrum of cooling and refrigeration experience. We provide refrigeration services on almost any restaurant, convenience store or institutional equipment at competitive rates. Let us take care of your commercial refrigeration needs.

Common Commercial Refrigerator Issues We Repair

If you are dealing with any of the following issues, we encourage you to contact the experts at John Anderson Service Company immediately for commercial refrigerator repair. We offer up-front, flat-rate pricing for all of our repair services.

Your refrigerator is leaking water: If your refrigerator is leaking, a plugged drain hose or defrost drain opening could be to blame; or the gasket around the door could be worn. Our techs carry many replacement parts, including commercial refrigeration gaskets.

There is fluid in fresh food compartments: If fluid has accumulated in the fresh food compartments of your refrigerator, it could be the result of old or damaged door seals. Examine your seals, and call our experts for replacement service.

There is excessive frost in the freezer: If you notice excessive frost in your freezer, the defrost system may be faulty or the evaporator fan motor may need to be replaced. One of our trained technicians can diagnose this issue and complete the appropriate commercial refrigerator repair needed.

Your refrigerator has stopped running: If your commercial refrigerator has stopped working completely, the first thing to check is the thermostat—chances are, you need to have it replaced.

Your refrigerator isn’t cooling properly: If your refrigerator is having trouble maintaining its temperature, the thermostat, door gasket or a blocked drain could all be to blame. Ask our experts for commercial refrigerator troubleshooting and repair.

Your refrigerator is making strange noises: If your unit is making strange or loud noises, this could be an indication that the compressor motor is failing or the fan is wearing out. We can replace those for you, before they become a bigger problem.