About Commercial Refrigeration Oklahoma City

Commercial Refrigeration Oklahoma City is a commercial refrigeration repair company serving Oklahoma City and the greater OKC metro. The work is commercial cold systems only: walk-in coolers and freezers, reach-ins and undercounter units, glass-door merchandisers, refrigerated display cases, refrigerated prep tables, commercial ice machines, remote condensing units, and draft-beer glycol systems, for restaurants, bars, breweries, groceries, convenience stores, hotels, schools, healthcare kitchens, and food distributors.

What we do on a call

Every repair starts with a diagnosis across power, controls, the condenser, the evaporator, defrost, and refrigerant charge, in the order that finds most faults fastest. A flat diagnostic fee is quoted on the phone before a technician is dispatched and is applied toward an authorized repair. Nothing is fixed without a written price the customer approves. Stocked failures are resolved on the first visit; anything that has to be ordered is fixed-priced and scheduled, and the box is bridged to hold temperature where that is safe.

Standards and methods we follow

Authority in this trade comes from method, not marketing. The work follows:

• Walk-in cooler and walk-in freezer refrigeration systems
• Reach-in coolers, undercounter units, and glass-door merchandisers
• Refrigerated display cases, open multideck merchandisers, and deli/bakery cases
• Refrigerated prep tables, cold pans, and pizza/sandwich rails
• Commercial ice machines (Hoshizaki, Manitowoc, Scotsman, Ice-O-Matic)
• Self-contained and remote condensing units
• Parallel rack refrigeration and glycol secondary-loop systems
• Semi-hermetic and scroll compressors (Copeland, Bitzer, Tecumseh)
• Electronic and thermostatic expansion valves and superheat/subcooling diagnosis
• Electric and hot-gas defrost systems and time/temperature/pressure defrost controls
• Air-cooled and water-cooled condenser service and head-pressure control
• Refrigerant leak detection, isolation, evacuation, and charging by weight
• R-448A, R-449A, R-404A, R-407C, R-134a, and A2L refrigerant handling
• R-22 retrofit and equipment-replacement planning
• EPA Section 608 refrigerant handling and leak-rate recordkeeping
• FDA Food Code cold-holding requirements and health-department temperature logging
• AIM Act / EPA Technology Transitions rule and the A2L equipment transition
• Preventive maintenance: coil cleaning, gasket and door service, drain-line clearing, control calibration

Pricing approach

Flat-rate diagnostic, quoted before dispatch and applied to the repair. Repairs quoted in writing before work begins. Published cost ranges on the site and a cost estimator so customers can see a number before calling. After-hours and weekend labor is priced higher and stated up front. No "free" service calls — that cost only reappears in padded parts.

Refrigerant handling

Technicians are EPA Section 608 certified. Refrigerant is recovered, never vented. A low charge means a leak, so the leak is located and repaired, the system is evacuated to a deep vacuum with a decay test, and the charge is set by weight — not topped off. Legacy R-22 and the current A2L transition are both handled, and the repair-or-replace conversation includes the refrigerant question.

Service area and response

Dispatched from central Oklahoma City (201 Robert S Kerr Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73102) across the metro — Edmond, Norman, Moore, Midwest City, Yukon, Del City, Mustang, Bethany, and the surrounding communities. Emergency refrigeration calls are answered by a live person 24 hours a day, with a technician typically rolling within a few hours and same-day scheduling for non-emergencies.

Documentation

Every visit leaves an itemized invoice — cause, parts, labor — and a temperature log for the equipment, built to support a health inspection and an equipment-breakdown or spoilage insurance claim.

How to reach a person

Call (405) 725-9148, 24/7. Or use the contact page to send the equipment and symptom and get a callback.