Pierre Refrigeration Services works with restaurants, groceries, convenience stores and institutional kitchens across Gwinnett County. The equipment overlaps between them but the pressures do not, and neither do the reasons things fail. What stays the same is the sequence: aging equipment gets measured before anyone recommends replacing it.
Find the one that matches your operation
The equipment overlaps but the pressures do not. Pick yours and you will get the failures that actually happen in it.
- Schools & Institutional Facilities
Schools, healthcare facilities and institutional campuses run HVAC across classrooms, gyms, offices and dining halls, plus refrigeration in the kitchen. Pierre Refrigeration Services covers rooftop units, split systems, heating and ventilation building-wide, along with the walk-ins and ice machines the kitchen depends on. A classroom off setpoint is a call today.
- Convenience Stores
A convenience store runs on refrigeration it cannot take offline — beverage walls, reach-in door coolers, a walk-in cooler or beer cave, and an ice machine that carries a high-margin line all summer. Pierre Refrigeration Services covers that refrigeration and the sales-floor HVAC alongside it across Snellville and Gwinnett County. A door cooler above 41°F is losing product every hour it stays there.
- Grocery & Supermarkets
Grocery stores and supermarkets depend on refrigeration more than almost any other business — display cases, walk-in coolers, walk-in freezers, and ice machines all running simultaneously. Pierre Refrigeration Services repairs refrigeration and HVAC for grocery operators across metro Atlanta, and measures the fault before recommending a replacement.
- Restaurants & Foodservice
In a restaurant, refrigeration and HVAC fail into each other: the walk-in, the ice machine and the make-up air all share one hot kitchen. Pierre Refrigeration Services covers both, so a fault that crosses them is handled on one call.
Not sure which one you are?
It rarely matters. Tell us what the equipment is doing and how long it has been like that, and it gets sorted out on site.