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Serving Beaverton & Hillsboro & surrounding areas

Commercial Refrigeration Service Across the Silicon Forest Belt

The Silicon Forest belt drives large-facility refrigeration demand: tech-campus cafeterias, hospital and healthcare cold storage, and hotel food service across Washington County, served via the Highway 26 corridor.

  • Local team since 1949
  • Same-Day Washington County Service
  • 4.9 stars on Google
75+
Years in business
18+
Warranty brands
24/7
Emergency dispatch
4.9 (60+ reviews)
Google verified
24/7 Emergency Service
Oregon CCB #65271
75+ years in business

Common Problems

Beaverton & Hillsboro Refrigeration Issues? Fast Professional Response

These are the calls we take every week from restaurants, breweries, grocers, and facilities managers across the Portland Metro area.

Inventory on the line

A warm walk-in puts thousands of dollars of product and your health-code standing at risk within hours. Every hour the box drifts is money.

Slow or no-show service

Coolers, freezers, and ice machines fail during service, not at 10 AM on a Tuesday. If nobody answers the phone at night, you're the one absorbing the loss.

Running dry mid-shift

An empty CO2 or beer gas cylinder stops soda and draft service cold. Scheduled delivery plus a backup cylinder ends that problem for good.

Aging refrigerant, unclear options

R-22 and R-404A are phasing down and nobody explains what that means for your unit. We assess age, condition, and compliance, then tell you whether to repair, retrofit, or replace.

We handle all of it with diagnosis first, then a straight recommendation you can budget against.

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Why Choose Us

Why We're Beaverton & Hillsboro's Preferred Team

Same-day Washington County service via the Highway 26 and 217 corridors

Experience with campus, healthcare, hotel, and grocery cold storage

Preventive maintenance agreements sized for multi-unit facilities

Documentation and equipment tagging your facilities team can file

Factory-authorized warranty coverage for 18+ major commercial brands

Oregon CCB #65271 for permitted cold-storage builds and expansions

The Process

Our Process, Start to Finish

  1. 1

    Call and describe the failure

    Tell us the equipment, what it is doing, and where you are. If it is under manufacturer warranty, send the model and serial and we verify coverage first.

  2. 2

    We dispatch a technician

    Same-Day Washington County Service. Common parts ride on the truck from our Pearl District counter.

  3. 3

    Diagnose, then quote

    We find the actual fault, whether that is a TXV, a defrost control, a failed contactor, or low charge, and tell you what the repair costs before we do it.

  4. 4

    Repair and verify temps

    We complete the work, confirm the box pulls down and holds temperature, and leave notes your team can file for food-safety records.

Get Fast Help Now

Call our dispatch line. We can usually tell you over the phone whether it needs a technician tonight or can wait until morning, no pressure either way.

Running the Highway 26 Corridor

We reach Beaverton and Hillsboro on Highway 26 through the tunnel, with Highway 217 connecting down to Tigard and Tualatin and TV Highway running west through Aloha. Our trucks are on this corridor most weekdays, which is what makes same-day Washington County service realistic rather than aspirational.

The 26 westbound backs up hard in the afternoon and the eastbound tunnel approach clogs in the morning, so we build routes around those windows. For campus and hospital work we usually schedule early, because badge-in, dock access, and escort requirements take time that is better spent before the lunch rush.

Larger facilities here often want a preventive maintenance agreement rather than break-fix service, and that is the right call. Quarterly inspections on a campus cafeteria or a healthcare cold-storage room catch a failing condenser fan long before a weekend alarm does.

Campus Cafeterias, Healthcare Cold Storage, and Hotel Kitchens

Washington County's refrigeration load looks different from Portland's. Instead of a hundred small restaurant kitchens, you have a smaller number of very large facilities: tech-campus dining halls, hospital and clinic cold storage, retirement community kitchens, hotel food service, and grocery.

Those sites bring their own requirements. Healthcare cold storage carries temperature-logging and documentation obligations that a restaurant walk-in does not. Campus dining runs high-volume blast chilling and multiple walk-ins on shared refrigeration racks. Hotels need work scheduled around banquet and breakfast service with almost no downtime tolerance.

We plan around access control, dock scheduling, and escort policies, and we document what we did in a form your facilities team can actually file. For multi-unit sites we tag equipment and track service history so the next visit starts with context instead of a walkthrough.

Testimonials

What Beaverton & Hillsboro Customers Say

4.9 out of 5 · 60+ reviews
“They built out our new cold storage during a remodel, on schedule, permitted, and to code. Great to work with a licensed contractor who does refrigeration end to end.”
A Anthony P. Beaverton
“Our campus kitchen runs four walk-ins. Their maintenance agreement has cut our emergency calls to almost nothing.”
K Kelly W. Hillsboro
“Freezer alarm at 6 AM before breakfast service. They talked us through the first steps on the phone and had a tech there before we lost product.”
D Devon R. Tigard

Built Around Your Kitchen's Needs

The Silicon Forest belt drives large-facility refrigeration demand: tech-campus cafeterias, hospital and healthcare cold storage, and hotel food service across Washington County, served via the Highway 26 corridor.

Neighborhoods and districts we cover

Beaverton Hillsboro Aloha Tigard Tualatin

Nearby landmarks

Nike World Headquarters Washington Square Providence St. Vincent Medical Center

Daily routes run the Highway 26 tunnel with Highway 217 connecting south to Tigard and Tualatin.

Response

Same-Day Washington County Service

Experience

Serving Washington County for decades

Accounts

Campus, healthcare, and hotel accounts across Washington County

Where we work in Beaverton & Hillsboro

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Local Questions

What Beaverton & Hillsboro Operators Ask Us

Do you offer same-day service in Beaverton and Hillsboro?
Yes. Our trucks run the Highway 26 and 217 corridors most weekdays, so same-day Washington County service is typical during business hours, with 24/7 emergency dispatch outside them.
Which Washington County areas do you cover?
Beaverton, Hillsboro, Aloha, Tigard, and Tualatin are all on our regular routes, and we serve the surrounding Washington County communities as well.
Can you work inside a secured tech campus or hospital?
Yes. We schedule around badge-in, dock access, and escort requirements, and we leave documentation your facilities team can file for temperature-logging and compliance records.
Do you offer maintenance agreements for large facilities?
Yes. Preventive maintenance agreements are the right fit for campus cafeterias, healthcare cold storage, and hotel kitchens. Inspection cadence is set by equipment load and how critical the unit is.
Do you handle blast chillers and multi-unit refrigeration racks?
Yes. High-volume dining facilities commonly run blast chillers and shared racks, and our technicians service both alongside standard walk-in and reach-in equipment.
Can you build a new walk-in during a facility remodel?
Yes. We handle design-build cold storage under Oregon CCB #65271, including permitting and commissioning, and we phase work so the rest of the kitchen keeps running.

Still have questions?

Our service team answers the phone during business hours and dispatches around the clock.

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Same-Day Washington County Service. Licensed under Oregon CCB #65271 and factory authorized for 18+ commercial brands.

Oregon CCB #65271 Factory authorized, 18+ brands Serving Portland since 1949