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Serving Vancouver & Camas, WA & surrounding areas

Cross-Border Commercial Refrigeration Service in SW Washington

We provide cross-border service across the I-5 / Columbia River crossing into the fast-growing Clark County corridor, supporting Washington-side restaurants and food distribution that require coverage beyond the Oregon state line.

  • Local team since 1949
  • Cross-Border Dispatch
  • 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

Equipment Emergency in Vancouver & Camas, WA? Help Is on the Way

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

What Sets Our Vancouver & Camas, WA Service Apart

We actually cross the river, coverage many Oregon-side contractors do not offer

Route flexibility between the I-5 and I-205 bridges to dodge crossing delays

Service for Vancouver, Camas, Washougal, and Battle Ground on one route

CO2, nitrogen, and beer gas delivery into Clark County

Factory-authorized warranty service for newer equipment under coverage

75+ years of commercial refrigeration experience across the Portland Metro

The Process

From Call to Fixed, Step by Step

  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

    Cross-Border Dispatch. 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.

Talk to Dispatch 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.

Crossing the River Without the Wait

We reach Clark County on I-5 over the Interstate Bridge and on I-205 over the Glenn Jackson Bridge. Which one we take depends on the hour: the I-5 crossing bottlenecks northbound in the late afternoon and southbound in the morning, so for Camas, Washougal, and east Vancouver we usually run I-205 and Highway 14 instead.

That routing flexibility is the whole point of cross-border coverage. Plenty of Oregon-side contractors simply do not cross the river, which leaves Washington-side operators calling around when a cooler goes down. We do cross, and we plan the route around the bridge rather than getting stuck on it.

For scheduled work such as preventive maintenance and gas delivery, we batch Clark County stops so one trip covers Vancouver, Camas, Washougal, and Battle Ground on the same route.

Clark County Restaurants, Grocery, and Food Distribution

Clark County has grown fast, and the refrigeration work reflects it. Newer retail and restaurant construction along the Vancouver waterfront and the 164th Avenue corridor sits alongside older downtown Vancouver storefronts and industrial food-distribution space in Washougal and Battle Ground.

New construction usually means newer equipment on current refrigerants, which shifts the conversation toward preventive maintenance and warranty service rather than emergency repair. Older downtown Vancouver spaces look more like Portland's converted stock: limited electrical, awkward drainage, and equipment that has been rebuilt more than once.

Distribution and cold-storage facilities are their own category, with larger racks, higher pull-down demands, and much less tolerance for downtime. We size preventive maintenance schedules to match that risk.

Testimonials

What Vancouver & Camas, WA Customers Say

4.9 out of 5 · 60+ reviews
“Factory-authorized warranty work on our True and Manitowoc units was handled without a hassle. Genuine parts, certified techs, coverage intact.”
S Sandra K. Vancouver, WA
“We had trouble finding anyone who would cross the river. These folks do, and they show up when they say they will.”
G Grant H. Camas, WA
“Cold storage went down on a holiday weekend. They dispatched, diagnosed a failed contactor, and we kept the whole load.”
M Melinda C. Battle Ground, WA

What Local Experience Looks Like

We provide cross-border service across the I-5 / Columbia River crossing into the fast-growing Clark County corridor, supporting Washington-side restaurants and food distribution that require coverage beyond the Oregon state line.

Neighborhoods and districts we cover

Vancouver Camas Washougal Battle Ground

Nearby landmarks

Fort Vancouver National Historic Site Waterfront Vancouver Legacy Salmon Creek Medical Center

The I-5 Interstate Bridge and I-205 Glenn Jackson Bridge give us two routing options depending on the hour.

Response

Cross-Border Dispatch

Experience

Cross-border service for decades

Accounts

Restaurant, grocery, and distribution accounts in Clark County

Where we work in Vancouver & Camas, WA

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Local Questions

Refrigeration FAQs for Vancouver & Camas, WA

Do you really cross into Washington for service calls?
Yes. We serve Vancouver, Camas, Washougal, and Battle Ground across both the I-5 and I-205 bridges, for emergency repair, scheduled maintenance, and gas delivery.
How do bridge delays affect response time?
We pick the crossing based on the hour. The I-5 bridge backs up northbound in the late afternoon, so for Camas and east Vancouver we typically run I-205 and Highway 14 instead.
Do you deliver CO2 and beer gas in Clark County?
Yes. Clark County stops are batched onto a shared route, so Vancouver, Camas, Washougal, and Battle Ground can be covered on the same delivery trip.
Can you service food distribution and cold-storage facilities?
Yes. Distribution and cold-storage sites run larger racks with less downtime tolerance, and we size preventive maintenance schedules to match that risk profile.
Is warranty service available on the Washington side?
Yes. Our factory authorization for 18+ brands applies to your equipment regardless of which side of the river it sits on. Send us the model and serial and we will verify coverage.
Do you handle new construction in Clark County?
We handle refrigeration design-build across the Metro. For Washington-side permitted work we confirm jurisdiction requirements before quoting so the schedule is realistic.

Still have questions?

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

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Ready to Solve Your Vancouver & Camas, WA Refrigeration Needs?

Cross-Border Dispatch. Licensed under Oregon CCB #65271 and factory authorized for 18+ commercial brands.

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