Commercial Refrigeration in Coachella, CA
American Cool provides residential HVAC, commercial HVAC, and commercial refrigeration service in Coachella and the surrounding valley. Local proof pages grow from approved project records, allowing future service evidence to be organized by city, equipment category, and type of work without inventing activity that has not occurred.
Commercial refrigeration services organized around box and product load, evaporator heat pickup, compressor operation, condenser heat rejection, liquid feed, defrost, controls, installation, diagnostics, and condition-based maintenance. Proudly serving Coachella, CA and the surrounding Coachella Valley.
New install walk ins
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3 Projects Logged · 3 Check-Ins Published
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Work in Progress · Installation · Restaurant
Coachella, CA
installing new equipment for a walk in cooler and a walk in freezer, electrical to handle power, with our controls for long warranty life in coachella, New modulating evaporators, modulating condensing units, they get maximum energy efficiency and longer compressor and parts life as system dosent have to run at full speed when its not needed.
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Completion / After · Repair · Packing facility
Coachella, CA
We arrived at coachella to do maintenance for all AC units and heat pumps found damaged blower belts, cleaned coils, changed air filters, changed liquid line filter drier cartridges, got everything back up to specs, equipment is big but we work on everything, text us for your repair, maintenance or replacement
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Work in Progress · Repair · packing facility
Coachella, CA
Big walk in freezer in coachella went down, client was at 35F, after diagnosis found a blown 90 Amp fuse, we called around the entire valley and no one had it in stock we had to overnight it, compressor checked out good, after we started system back up we founs out it was low on refrigerant, unit took 97LBS or refrigerant, also condensing unit needed a clean to keep head pressure low.
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