SERVICES
Refrigeration Seal Replacement
Filta provide a nationwide on-site supply and fitting service for any commercial replacement fridge and freezer door seals, all at an affordable price.
Custom On-Site Refrigeration
With our custom on-site refrigeration solutions we can provide your business with a one stop fix which typically works out up to 40% cheaper when compared with alternative solutions.
3 Steps To On-Site Refrigeration
All our refrigeration door seals are custom manufactured on-site by one of our technicians in the back of our company vehicle. We then fit the fridge door seal there and then, in one-call out at one-fixed price, with no labour charges on top and no time wasted between surveying the seal and then having to produce the new fridge door seal back at a factory. This is achieved in three simple steps:
A Filta technician will arrive on site and survey the damaged door seal and all other units on site. Our technician will then take the measurements of the damaged seal and identify the correct profile.
The technician will then return to his company vehicle to make the new door seals on-site using our patented technology. On average, we are able to produce a new door seal every 15 minutes.
Before our service was available this would have been a costly issue causing disruption in the kitchen with a refrigeration engineer requiring at least two visits. The first, to diagnose, measure and order the seal, the second, to fit the seal, therefore accumulating two call-out charges.
We Fit Seals For:
- Upright cabinets
- Under counter chillers / bottle coolers
- Chest freezers
Cold drawers
Walk-in chiller cold rooms
Walk-in freezer cold rooms
- Cold room curtains
Any split, frozen, damaged, hanging or missing seals could have a detrimental effect on a establishment ‘Food Hygiene Rating’ and could lead to a fine or even a kitchen being closed for repeated offences. It’s important that your fridge door seals are checked on a regular basis to ensure they meet the high standards for food safety and to avoid legal issues or being named in the local press.
A split, damaged or worn seal is a potential reservoir for pathogens. A pathogen is a biological agent that can cause serious illness. Refrigeration units prevent the growth of food spoilage organisms and even stops the growth of many food-borne pathogens.
In order to maintain the correct storage temperatures within the refrigeration it is essential to maintain an airtight seal between the refrigerated space and the surrounding ambient temperature.
By cleaning and replacing refrigeration door seals regularly, the risk of food cross-contamination is significantly reduced or eradicated altogether.
Here are some of the most common refrigeration seal brands that we supply:
- Foster
- Williams
- Electrolux
- Frankie
- Autonumis
- Storers
- Blizzard
- Polar
- True
- Mondial
A broken seal can mean that your refrigeration equipment is using as much as three times more energy, which will be reflected in your energy bills. Damaged door seals let cool air escape from your fridge or freezer, meaning you will be using more power to keep the stock you have at a low temperature, and when you consider that the energy used in catering facilities typically accounts for 4-6 percent of operating costs, your bills could end up significantly higher.
Seals generally erode because they’ve reached the end of their lifespan, which typically speaking, is between 6-18 months. Telling signs that they need to be replaced include your fridge not staying as cold as it used to and food is spoiling faster or the door pops open repeatedly, which is usually due to a weakened seal that can no longer remain suctioned closed as it should.
One way to test your refrigeration door seal is to close a piece of paper in the door and see if you can pull it out with little resistance (the seal should create a firm resistance). If the test identifies a problem, you should consider replacing the door seal.
Our customer service team are always on hand to offer the guidance and knowledge you need to help ensure your refrigerator door seal replacement process runs smoothly. Get in touch today or take a look at the list of frequently asked questions below to find the answer you’re looking for!
There are a number of issues that suggest your fridge door seal may be broken or damaged, the most popular being that the door pops open repeatedly. This is usually due to a weakened seal that can no longer remain suctioned closed as it should.
If you’re concerned about your fridge or freezer door seal, get in touch with our experts today on 01788 550100.
To find out how you could save yourself money and keep your business on track, contact our fridge door seal experts today.
The range of fridge and freezer door seals is almost infinite! Our seals are manufactured on site by one of our engineers using patented technology, meaning that no matter what type of door seal you need, we can provide it!
Fridge and freezer door seals vary in price depending on size and model. For a free quote for a new door seal, contact our team today.
We do not need to know the make, model or serial number prior to attendance. All we need to know is the type of unit for pricing, i.e. under-counter, upright, chest etc. Feel free to get in touch with our experts – we’ll be glad to help!
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What Clients Say
“Having used the services of Filta for a number of years, I have found them extremely reliable and cost effective. Their bespoke service has, without fail, managed to replace the wide range of seals encountered in a nationwide estate of over 1300 restaurants. Highly recommended.”
“Thanks again for the fantastic service received throughout every step of my refrigeration seal replacement.”
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