Fast, Reliable Commercial Refrigeration Repairs You Can Count On

Certified Technicians | Fast Response | 50+ Years Combined Experience

When your commercial refrigeration system fails, every minute matters. Whether you're managing a restaurant, shop, warehouse, or cold storage facility, you need expert support, fast. At Pinder Cooling + Heating, we provide 24-hour commercial refrigeration repair services to help your business get back on track with minimal downtime

Our F-Gas certified technicians specialise in urgent, on-site repairs for all types of commercial refrigeration equipment.

Efficient Commercial Fridge Repairs

We understand that without a properly functioning commercial refrigeration system, your business is going to struggle. A faulty system can mean lost stock, safety risks and lost revenue. Our skilled refrigeration engineers are on standby to provide rapid, professional repairs when you need them most.

With a sizeable team of professionals and fully stocked service vans for faster fixes, we’ll be at your business quickly after your first service call. Same-day commercial refrigeration repairs are available when possible.

Skilled Commercial Refrigeration Repair Engineers

All Brands And Models Serviced | Fully Stocked Service Vehicles | Emergency & Scheduled Repairs

Our skilled engineers are fully trained to manufacturer standards to repair commercial refrigeration models and brands, including commercial fridge-freezers, walk-in cold rooms, cooling units, display fridges, cellar cooling, bottle fridges and ice machines, plus a wide variety of other commercial refrigeration equipment.

What’s included in the service

A commercial refrigeration repair typically includes a combination of diagnostic, repair, testing, and preventative service tasks depending on the issue, type of equipment, and urgency.

Here’s what’s commonly included:

• Initial visual inspection (inside and out) checking for obvious signs of a problem, such as frost, leaks or condensation, as well as listening for abnormal sounds and checking warning lights or error codes.
• Refrigerant system checks to identify the refrigerant type and compatibility, verify the refrigerant charge level and conduct leak detection tests.
  Electrical and component testing, inspecting the wiring, control boards, testing thermostats and temperature controls and inspecting compressor components and fan motors
• Replacing faulty components, such as thermostats, evaporator or condenser fans, compressors, expansion valves, and defrost heaters, as well as clearing blockages in drain lines or cleaning blocked coils.
• System cleaning as needed, including condenser and evaporator coils, flushing or replacing filters, and defrosting ice buildup
• Testing temperature stability after repair, monitoring refrigerant pressure, overheating and thermostat calibration.
• Providing a record of findings, completed work and recommendations.

Commercial Refrigeration Tune Ups

One way to avoid necessary repairs is to get regular tune-ups from the pros. Call Pinder Cooling + Heating to get your commercial refrigeration serviced before it breaks down. Our regular tune-ups can lengthen the service life of your refrigerators and prevent expensive malfunctions.

Make An Appointment Today for Commercial Fridge Repairs

Whether you’ve just noticed a leak forming under your refrigerator or you’re concerned about its efficiency, Pinder Cooling + Heating can help. Contact us today to make an appointment for refrigeration repairs.

Why Choose Us

Pinder Cooling + Heating is a leading provider of commercial refrigeration repairs. Here’s why our customers choose us:

• Skilled, F-Gas certified refrigeration engineers trained to manufacturers’ standards
• Emergency service with fast response times with competitive pricing
• Fully stocked service vehicles with common replacement parts
• Our engineers have a collective 50 years experience in the industry
• Repairs for all major commercial fridge brands
• Experience across hospitality, retail, manufacturing & more
• Trusted by businesses throughout Northern England
• Dozens of five-star reviews from happy customers

Contact us today to make an appointment for refrigeration repairs. You can trust us to get you back up and running quickly.

How Commercial Refrigeration Repairs Work

Repairing your commercial refrigeration equipment is a simple process:

1. Call or book online anytime to schedule a repair with one of our experienced engineers. In the meantime, transfer all perishable goods to a backup cooling solution if possible. Prioritise goods that will spoil if left out for a period of time, such as raw fish, meat or medicines.
2. Diagnosis by a F-Gas certified technician to identify the issue and explain your options
3. Repair on-site where possible (or we can schedule a follow-up appointment if parts are needed)
4. Testing your equipment to confirm it is in working order before we clean up and leave.

Areas we cover

Pinder Cooling provides commercial refrigeration repairs to clients across the North of England,  including Leeds, Manchester, Wakefield, Liverpool, Sheffield and Hull.

Common Refrigeration Problems

If your commercial refrigerator displays any of the signs below, contact us immediately to get your refrigeration services quote. Commercial refrigeration units can fail one part at a time. Getting immediate refrigeration repair can keep your business running and potentially reduce the risk of future problems.

Call us if you notice:

• Inconsistent temperatures or not cooling at all
• Excessive frost in the freezer. This is a sign of a faulty evaporator fan motor or a problem with the defrost system
• Leaking water on the floor could be a sign of a plugged drain hose or plugged defrost drain opening. Also, look out for leaking refrigerant.
• A faulty door gasket, a blocked drain or a problem with the thermostat can all be causes of poor cooling in your refrigerator
• Unusual noises such as loud knocking or banging, or loud vibrations from the refrigerator could be a sign of compressor motor failure or a faulty fan
• Blocked filters can restrict ventilation, meaning an increase in temperature and stress on your equipment
• Compressor issues leading to inadequate cooling
• Power or electrical failures, such as equipment cycling on and off regularly