We offer a comprehensive range of services including:

• Refrigeration: Repair, installation, and maintenance for commercial and industrial refrigeration systems (e.g., chillers, freezers, display cases).

• Air Conditioning: Repair, installation, and maintenance for residential and commercial AC units (split, window, central, ductless).

• Cold Storage: Design, installation, repair, and maintenance of walk-in freezers, cold rooms, and large-scale cold storage facilities.

• HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning): Installation, repair, and maintenance for complete HVAC systems, including furnaces, heat pumps, and ductwork.

• VRF (Variable Refrigerant Flow): Specialized installation, repair, and maintenance for VRF systems, known for their energy efficiency and zoning capabilities.

  
  

  
  

 The cost for a service call or diagnostic typically ranges from ₹500 to ₹2000, depending on the type of system and the complexity of the initial assessment. This fee usually covers the technician's visit and initial troubleshooting to identify the problem.

Several factors affect the cost:

• Type and Size of Unit: Larger, more complex systems (like VRF or industrial cold storage) generally cost more.

• Nature of the Problem: Minor repairs (e.g., capacitor replacement) are less expensive than major ones (e.g., compressor replacement, refrigerant leak repair).

• Parts Required: The cost of replacement parts can vary significantly.

• Labor Costs: These depend on the technician's hourly rate and the time required for the job.

• Accessibility: Difficult-to-reach units or installations can incur higher labor costs.

• Emergency Service: After-hours or emergency calls typically have higher rates.

• Location: Costs can vary by geographical location.

 Yes, we provide free, no-obligation estimates for new installations. For repairs, a diagnostic fee is typically charged, which may or may not be waived or applied to the repair cost if you proceed with our service. Please confirm our specific policy when booking.

Common signs that your system needs attention include:

• Reduced cooling/heating efficiency or no cooling/heating at all.

• Unusual noises (e.g., banging, hissing, grinding).

• Strange odors.

• Increased energy bills without a change in usage.

• Frequent cycling on and off.

• Water leaks around the unit.

• Ice buildup on coils or lines.

Common issues in India's cold storage units often include:

• Inconsistent Temperature/Temperature Fluctuations: Due to power cuts, improper insulation, or faulty refrigeration units. We address this through robust power backup solutions, regular checks of insulation integrity, and prompt repair/maintenance of refrigeration systems.

• Condensation and Ice Buildup: High humidity can lead to excessive moisture. We ensure proper vapor barriers, drainage systems, and regular defrost cycles.

• High Energy Consumption: A major operational cost. We focus on optimizing refrigeration cycles, recommending energy-efficient equipment, improving insulation, and implementing smart controls.

• Refrigerant Leaks: Can lead to system inefficiency and environmental concerns. We use precise leak detection methods and ensure proper repairs with compliant refrigerants.

• Infrastructure & Logistics Challenges: Ensuring consistent cold chain from farm to market. While our primary focus is on the facility, we can advise on best practices for loading/unloading and material handling within the cold room.

The lifespan of HVAC systems can vary based on maintenance, usage, and local conditions:

• Window ACs: Typically 7-10 years.

• Split ACs: 10-15 years.

• Central Air Conditioning/Ductable Units: 12-18 years.

• VRF Systems: Generally 12-15 years, but well-maintained systems can last up to 20 years.

• Cold Storage Refrigeration Units: Components like compressors can last 10-15 years, with proper maintenance extending the life of the overall system significantly. Regular preventive maintenance is key to maximizing these lifespans, especially given the continuous heavy usage in India's climate.

Designing a cold storage facility in India requires careful consideration of:

• Commodity Type & Temperature Requirements: Different products (fruits, vegetables, dairy, pharmaceuticals, meat) need specific temperature and humidity ranges (e.g., chillers vs. deep freezers).

• Location & Logistics: Proximity to production hubs, markets, and transportation networks (roads, ports) to minimize transit time and spoilage.

• Insulation & Vapor Barrier: Critical for maintaining temperatures and preventing condensation, especially given India's high ambient temperatures and humidity. PUF (Polyurethane Foam) panels are commonly used.

• Refrigeration System Design: Selecting the right capacity and type (ammonia, Freon, multiple compressors) for energy efficiency and redundancy.

• Power Backup & Voltage Stability: Essential given potential power fluctuations. Gensets and robust electrical infrastructure are crucial.

• Material Handling: Efficient layout for loading/unloading docks, racking systems, and movement within the cold room.

• Hygiene & Safety: Compliance with FSSAI norms, fire safety, and worker safety regulations.

• Energy Efficiency: Incorporating features like VSDs, LED lighting, and automated doors to minimize operational costs.