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Walk-in coolers and freezers, reach-in units, ice machines and prep tables, carried out by licensed refrigeration contractors and managed by TrionX.
Coordinated through licensed contractors
We do not perform this work ourselves. Florida requires a licensed contractor for it at any size, with no exception for small jobs. TrionX scopes the work, brings in a licensed contractor, and handles scheduling, site access and the documentation afterwards.
When refrigeration fails you are losing stock, and there is a clock on it. Often there is a health-code problem waiting behind that. The gap between a two-hour response and an overnight one can cost you everything in the walk-in.
We cover commercial refrigeration across Miami-Dade for restaurants, grocery and convenience stores, and food service operations. Refrigeration sits near the top of our dispatch list for the reason above, and every visit records temperature readings alongside the repair itself.
What we coordinate
Why TrionX
On an emergency call our first conversation is about protecting what is in the box. That might mean a temporary unit, moving stock elsewhere, or an honest read on how long you have got. The repair still matters, but it can wait a few minutes while we sort the stock out.
A good share of the refrigeration failures we attend started life as a door that stopped sealing properly. Gaskets are cheap and dull, so they get overlooked until the compressor has burnt itself out running flat to compensate.
Every visit logs temperature readings before and after the work. Those records feed straight into your health department file, and they make a slow decline visible on paper well before it turns into a failure.
Common questions
Call us on (786) 628-9227. Keep the door shut, note the current temperature and the time, and do not restock it. Refrigeration emergencies go out 24/7, and we will talk you through protecting the stock while a technician is on the way.
Yes: repair, scheduled cleaning and descaling. Miami water and humidity mean ice machines need cleaning more often than most operators expect, and a neglected machine tends to fail in midsummer when you can least afford it.
Yes, and this is the equipment where scheduled maintenance pays for itself most clearly. Coil cleaning, gasket checks and temperature calibration on a routine cost a fraction of one emergency call plus the spoiled stock that comes with it.
Yes, and covering both is one of the more useful things about a single vendor. The two systems share a building, sometimes share an electrical supply, and tend to fail in the same heat wave. See our commercial HVAC page.
Further reading
Written for the people who have to make the call, not for other contractors. More in our insights, and the terms we use are defined in the glossary.
Coverage
We cover the whole county. These are the commercial submarkets we work in most often.
Tell us the property and the problem, and we will come back with a window.
