The door is usually the refrigeration fault
A cold room losing temperature is often a gasket, a hinge or a closer rather than a compressor, and that half is in-house work we can do. We check the door before anyone books a refrigeration contractor.
Who we work for
A grocery runs refrigeration all day, takes cart damage all day, and cannot close to have either of them fixed.
Grocery and convenience property concentrates its maintenance in two places. The refrigeration is the business, and the openings take constant physical abuse from traffic, carts and deliveries.
The operators are mostly independent, which means there is rarely a facilities department and rarely a single vendor. The result is a building maintained one emergency at a time, which is the most expensive way to run one.
What we get called for
How the work splits
Florida requires a licensed contractor for electrical, plumbing, HVAC and refrigeration at any job size, and for anything needing a permit in any trade. Everything else we perform with our own employees.
Performed by our technicians
Coordinated through licensed contractors
Why TrionX
A cold room losing temperature is often a gasket, a hinge or a closer rather than a compressor, and that half is in-house work we can do. We check the door before anyone books a refrigeration contractor.
Independent operators do not have a maintenance department, and calling four trades separately is where the week goes. One work order covers the doors, the glass, the locks, the finishes and the coordination of the licensed trades.
Overnight and early morning are normal for this property type, and the scope says so from the start rather than the technician arriving at a busy trading hour and leaving again.
Common questions
No, and it is worth checking the door first. A worn gasket, a dropped hinge or a closer that no longer pulls the door shut will lose temperature exactly like a failing system, and all of that is in-house work we can do. If the door is sound, we scope the fault and bring in a licensed refrigeration contractor.
No. Refrigeration requires a licensed contractor in Florida at any job size. We scope the fault, bring in a licensed contractor who carries their own insurance, and handle the scheduling, site access and the record afterward. Door hardware, gaskets and the surrounding structure are ours.
Yes, and for a store that trades long hours it is usually the only workable option. Tell us your trading pattern when you raise the job and it is priced and planned that way rather than discovered on the day. Emergencies are dispatched whenever they happen.
The items that are not equipment: damaged wall and floor finishes, gaps around doors, doors that do not close and latch, missing or untested emergency lighting, and damaged shelving. All of that is performed by our own technicians and none of it needs a Florida contractor license.
Yes. Multi-site operators get the same closeout format across every location, which is what makes a repeating fault visible instead of buried in separate invoice piles. One number covers every property across Miami-Dade County.
Further reading
Written for the people who have to make the call. More in our insights, and the vocabulary in the glossary.
Refrigeration
Refrigeration
Refrigeration
Glass
Refrigeration
Refrigeration
Printable checklist: Walk-in cooler temperature log
Printable checklist: Something broke? What to do first
Coverage
We cover the whole county. These are the commercial submarkets we work in most often.
This trade on grocery property
Other property we maintain
Gaskets, hinges and closers lose temperature exactly like a failing system, and that half we fix ourselves. Where the fault is genuinely the refrigeration, a licensed contractor takes it and we handle the scheduling and the record.