Brewery Equipment Repair in Rea Farms, Charlotte
When a walk-in cooler goes down in Rea Farms, food, sales and inspections are on the line.
- Licensed & insuredCommercial refrigeration and kitchen equipment technicians
- $135 service callClear price before any work starts
- $50 off your repairWhen you book online or mention the website
- Warranty on every job30-day labor, 90-day parts, extended 1, 3 or 5 years on select work
- Open 7 days a weekMon–Sat 8 AM–6 PM · Sun 10 AM–3 PM
- Same-day serviceWhen you call early — trucks stocked with common parts
Our technicians arrive with common parts and fix most problems on the first visit. Taprooms depend on keg walk-ins, glycol chillers and draft systems. We repair the refrigeration that keeps your beer at the right temperature from the cooler to the tap.
Problems we solve for Rea Farms brewerys
- Foaming at the tap
- Keg walk-in temperature swings
- Condensing units overloaded in summer
- Glycol chillers running warm
Local service
Rea Farms is a newer mixed-use district with restaurants, cafés, a grocery anchor and medical offices. We serve businesses near the Rea Farms village center, Rea Road and Williams Pond Lane, including ZIP codes 28277 in Mecklenburg County, NC.
Summer heat in the Charlotte region pushes condensers and compressors to their limit; for Rea Farms kitchens we check airflow, coil condition and electrical parts on every visit. Because we also work in Blakeney and Piper Glen, a technician is often already nearby when a Rea Farms business calls. Businesses in ZIP 28277 can book online in 30 seconds, and the first available operator calls back during business hours. Our technicians are in Rea Farms most days of the week, so a call from a business on Williams Pond Lane usually fits into the same day's route.
Equipment we repair for brewerys in Rea Farms
Save $50 on your repair
Book online or mention our website when you call and we take $50 off the repair. The service call is a flat $135, and you get a clear price before any work begins — no surprises.
Typical jobs we handle
Examples of common repairs on commercial refrigeration and kitchen equipment.
- Draft Beer & Keg CoolerBreweries & Taprooms
Foamy pours on every tap
- What we found
- Glycol chiller pump failing, lines warming
- What we did
- Replaced the glycol pump and topped up glycol
✓ Typically fixed in one visit
- Walk-In CoolerBreweries & Taprooms
Keg walk-in short-cycling on hot afternoons
- What we found
- Failed run capacitor and pitted contactor
- What we did
- Replaced capacitor and contactor, tested compressor under load
✓ Typically fixed in one visit
- Ice MachineHotels & Banquet Facilities
Floor ice machine not harvesting
- What we found
- Faulty harvest assist and a weak water pump
- What we did
- Replaced both parts and ran test cycles
✓ Typically fixed in one visit
- Walk-In CoolerRestaurants
Walk-in cooler at 48°F before dinner service
- What we found
- Evaporator fan motor seized; coil starting to ice
- What we did
- Replaced the fan motor, cleared the coil, verified 36°F box temperature
✓ Typically fixed in one visit
- Condensing Unit & CompressorGrocery Stores & Supermarkets
Rooftop condensing unit tripping the breaker
- What we found
- Shorted condenser fan motor
- What we did
- Replaced the fan motor and checked electrical connections
✓ Typically fixed in one visit
- Ice MachineBars & Nightclubs
Ice machine making half the usual ice
- What we found
- Heavy scale on the evaporator plate
- What we did
- Descaled, sanitized and replaced the water filter
✓ Typically fixed in one visit
- Walk-In CoolerGrocery Stores & Supermarkets
Walk-in cooler slowly warming over several days
- What we found
- Condenser coil packed with dust and cottonwood; high head pressure
- What we did
- Deep-cleaned the condenser, checked charge and amperage
✓ Typically fixed in one visit
- Bar Cooler & Back BarBars & Nightclubs
Back-bar cooler bottles not cold
- What we found
- Thermostat out of calibration
- What we did
- Replaced the thermostat and set to 36°F
✓ Typically fixed in one visit
Examples for illustration. Every job is diagnosed on site; parts, time and price depend on the equipment.
Technician tip
Track glycol bath temperature daily during summer — it is the first number to move when a chiller is struggling.
Our warranty
Labor warranty on every repair.
Parts warranty on every part we install.
Extended warranty available on select repairs and installations. The exact term is written on your estimate before work starts.
Frequently asked questions
Do you repair equipment for brewerys in Rea Farms?
Yes. We repair walk-in cooler, draft beer and keg cooler, ice machine, bar cooler and back bar, condensing unit and compressor for brewerys throughout Rea Farms, Charlotte.
How much does brewery equipment repair cost in Rea Farms, Charlotte?
The service call is a flat $135, which covers the trip and diagnosis. After diagnosis you get a written price for the repair before any work starts, and you save $50 on the repair when you book online or mention our website.
What are your hours in Rea Farms?
We are open Monday through Saturday from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and Sunday from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM (Eastern Time). Call (980) 983-2911 or send a request online and the first available operator will call you back.
Do you serve ZIP code 28277?
Yes. We serve Rea Farms and all of Rea Farms, Charlotte, including ZIP codes 28277.
Hours & contact
Commercial Appliances is open Monday through Saturday from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and Sunday from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM (Eastern Time). We serve Rea Farms, Charlotte.
Phone: (980) 983-2911
Email: omnicommercialrefrigeration@gmail.com
Based in Charlotte, NC. We are a mobile service company — our technicians come to your business.
| Monday | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Thursday | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Friday | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Saturday | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sunday | 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM |