No ice means no drinks, no seafood display and unhappy guests. Com+ Mechanical repairs and services commercial ice machines for restaurants, bars, hotels, healthcare and food-service operators across the five boroughs.
Water supply, a failed pump or valve, a control fault or a refrigeration problem.
Scale build-up, a dirty condenser or low refrigerant.
Poor water quality, an old filter or a machine due for cleaning.
Failed harvest sensor, hot gas valve or a scaled-up evaporator.
Clogged drain, cracked tubing or a stuck inlet valve.
A failed bin-level sensor or thermostat.
Most ice machine breakdowns come from scale build-up, water supply problems, failed sensors or the refrigeration side of the machine. We test the water, refrigeration and controls, find the real cause and give you written repair options before work starts.
From call to comfort in 5 easy steps
Tell us the make, model and what the machine is doing.
We check water, refrigeration and controls.
You approve the repair before we start.
We fix the fault and clean the machine if it needs it.
We confirm a full harvest cycle before we leave.
We service commercial kitchens, bars and facilities.
We handle the refrigeration side, not just cleaning.
We fix why it failed, not just the symptom.
Repair options in writing before work starts.
No fees. No surprises. Just honest service.
Find and fix the failing part.
Restore output and ice quality.
Scheduled service to prevent breakdowns.
Final pricing is confirmed in writing after diagnosis.
Business+ plans start at $499/year — includes 2 rtu tune-ups, 15% off all services, and priority scheduling.
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Commercial HVAC service for buildings across the five boroughs and nearby counties
Get answers to common questions about our services
Yes. We repair and service commercial ice machines for restaurants, bars, hotels, healthcare and food-service businesses across the five boroughs.
The most common causes are a water supply problem, scale build-up, a failed sensor or pump, or a refrigeration fault. We test each one before replacing parts.
Most manufacturers recommend cleaning and sanitizing at least every six months, and more often in kitchens with hard water or heavy use.
A single failed part on a sound machine is usually worth fixing. Older machines with compressor failure or repeated breakdowns are often better replaced. We give you both options in writing.
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