Commercial Walk In Freezer Installation Service In Los Angeles

Custom walk in freezers can be customized to fit for any space depending upon the requirement. Normally commercial Walk in freezers and coolers are larger that regular ones. Still most common sizes in walk in freezers are 20×20, 12×12, and 10×20.

To cater to the needs of our valuable customers, Kitchen Services adjusts the Walk-in freezer installation cost according to your budget. Generally, the walk-in freezer installation cost depends on many factors. From the type of walk-in freezer box you want to use to the walk-in freezer door you want, etc.

Kitchen Services installs walk in freezer in Los Angeles, walk in coolers, and all types of refrigeration equipment. Be it any size,  12×12, 20×20 or custom, you can depend on us for quality installations and we can custom design a solution based on your business needs. Whether you have a restaurant, a brewery, a food bank or a medical facility we can provide you with a walk-in cooler installation or replacement that will last for many years.

When buying a walk-in freezer, the cost can depend on many factors. From size to the model you want. However, the average range under which the majority of the walk-in freezers fall is from $1,000 to $5,000.

Similarly, the installation cost of a walk-in freezer depends on several reasons. From the ductwork required to the location, you are going to choose. But the average range of walk-in freezer installation has been marked from $2,000 to $4,000.

The freezer door will have perimeter heat or heated sweep. In order to install a walk-in freezer door, you will be needing the following things: 

• Head Screwdriver 
• Flat Head Screwdriver 
• Rubber Mallet
• A Solid surface (tiny block of wood)

Begin with measuring the area where you are going to place the door. Lean the door up and align it with the opening. Before that make sure you have made door brackets on the four sides. 

With the help of screws and screwdrivers, you will fix the door. Lastly, add a door closure on the top. Door closure is the heart of a walk-in freezer door.

The adjustments of the walk-in freezer door depend on the accuracy of your measurements. The more accurate the dimensions are the more accurate will be the adjustment. For that matter, you need to measure all corners, sides, and areas of your walk-in freezer door and the location it will be adjusted in.

You need to keep a few things in mind before installing a heater wire in the walk-in freezer.

1. Wear gloves 
2. Make sure the power is switched off

Connect the connection wires with the heater wire box. Make sure not to kink the wires as it’s dangerous. Cover the entire wiring with aluminum tape. Lastly, turn the power to the heater wire on and check if it’s working.

The short answer is yes. Your walk-in freezer needs an insulated floor to function. It is unlikely for a location to have an insulated concrete floor with thermal breaks, but in case you have it then no need to make a new walk-in freezer floor.