General Info:
Commercial Refrigeration of Kentucky. Inc. was founded in 1980 and is one of the largest and most experienced refrigeration and commercial cooking equipment service centers in the central and southeastern Kentucky area. With our vast knowledge in refrigeration and cooking equipment in both service and sales we have been the most cost effective choice for over 30 years. We have two locations to better serve our customers. One in Campbellsville and one in Somerset, Ky. Over 30 years in the same business means many satisfied customers with lots of experience in all kinds of projects, including one similar to yours. When Commercial Refrigeration of Ky. does the work, you can be sure that the company that installs your system will be around to service it. We also warranty what we do for 30 days and manufactures warranty on the equipment. Commercial Refrigeration of Kentucky. Inc. specializes in the management and installation of not only refrigeration systems of all sizes but everything a commercial kitchen including grills, fryers, ovens, proofers, holding cabinets, and exhaust hoods. Our employees receive on-going training on new lines of equipment to stay up with changing industry standards and to be more proficient while on site. This in turn saves the customer money with on job times being lower because the service person doesn't have to guess at what is wrong with the equipment, he has been factory trained to know. Service is the foundation of our company and along with our low cost equipment sales has been responsible for our growth and success. Our service department's after hours phone line will get your message to the technician on call within minutes, our technicians are available 24 hours a day seven days a week to get your equipment back into operation as soon as possible. We offer preventive maintenance programs that are flexible, one I'm sure will conform to your needs. The main objective of preventive maintenance is to prevent functional failure by replacing necessary parts and by lubricating them regularly. Faulty operation, failing parts, dirty filters and condensers, or lack of lubrication can create equipment failure that in turn cause unnecessary loss of production and greater equipment problems. Example, a loose wire or dirty condenser can cause compressor failure which means a very large repair bill. It is always cheaper to prevent problems than it is to fix them after they break.