Compressor City

Repair, replacement, rebuilds, service and sales for commercial refrigeration compressors, matched from the nameplate on semi-hermetic, hermetic, scroll and screw units.

Enter the five nameplate details Or call 437-494-0964

What we do with compressors.

When one has failed

Repair

Service enquiry

Diagnose failing compressors and repair the ones worth fixing.

Replace

Parts enquiry

Match and install the right replacement when repair is not the answer.

Refurbish

Rebuild enquiry

Rebuild serviceable compressors for another run of duty.

While it runs

Service

Service enquiry

Planned inspection and service for compressors and the systems around them.

When you need one

Sell

Parts enquiry

New and refurbished compressors, matched to the nameplate and the application.

Each line opens the matching enquiry.

AI-generated illustration of gloved hands brazing a copper refrigeration line on a steel bench — Brazing a copper line. AI-generated illustration.

Five details decide the match.

A replacement compressor has to fit the refrigerant, the electrical supply, the capacity and the way the system is built. These five details settle most of it.

Make and modelExactly as printed on the nameplate, including any suffix.
RefrigerantWhat the system runs today, and any planned conversion.
Electrical supplyVoltage and phase, and the frequency if the plate shows it.
ApplicationWalk-in, reach-in, rack, condensing unit or process load.
PhotosNameplate, the compressor in place, and the unit it sits in.

Send the nameplate

A scroll compressor standing in the opened compressor compartment of a rooftop unit, its terminal box facing out, with a pipe and a bundle of wiring in front of it — Original photograph: a rooftop unit opened for compressor service.

How an enquiry goes.

Send the nameplate

First, read the nameplate.
Make, model and every suffix, the refrigerant and the electrical supply. A clear photo of the plate is the fastest start.
Then send it to us.
Choose service, rebuild or parts, add your details and submit. To include photos, use the email option after reviewing your draft.
Next, we match or assess it.
Refrigerant, capacity, electrical characteristics, connections and operating conditions belong in the match. A visual match does not establish interchangeability.
Last, we agree the scope.
The right path depends on condition, damage, parts and the system. Confirm the proposed equipment and scope before committing.

Understand what failed, and why.

Symptoms and service history help frame the investigation. A compressor failure can involve the wider refrigeration system; repairability is assessed case by case.

Discuss a rebuild