About Cold Rescue

Built Around One Problem: Repair Crews Fix the Unit, Not the Inventory.

Cold Rescue exists because most commercial refrigeration companies solve half the emergency. We solve both halves, at the same time, on the same call.

Why We Started This Way

A standard refrigeration service call sends a technician to diagnose and repair the failed unit. That's the right response to the mechanical problem — but it does nothing for the inventory sitting inside the unit while diagnosis and repair are underway. For a restaurant, grocery backroom, or cold chain warehouse, that gap is often the more expensive part of the emergency.

Cold Rescue pairs both responses on a single dispatch: a mobile reefer trailer to hold your product in safe cold storage, and a 313A-licensed refrigeration mechanic to fix the actual cause of the failure — not a temporary patch that fails again next week.

How We Operate

We dispatch 24/7 across Toronto and the GTA, including Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham, and the rest of our service area. Every technician is 313A-licensed and ODP certified, every trailer and technician is fully insured — including bailee coverage for your goods while they're in our custody — and every job is backed by a parts and labor warranty on the repair itself.

Cold Rescue technician repairing a commercial refrigeration compressor
Credentials That Matter When Inventory's On The Line

Licensed. Certified. Insured.

B2B refrigeration emergencies aren't a place to gamble on who shows up. Every technician and every trailer is credentialed before it reaches your loading dock.

TSSA Certified
ODP Certified
313A Licensed Mechanics
Fully Insured — Bailee's Customer Goods
Repairs backed by a parts & labor warrantyWe work directly with your insurer on spoiled-inventory claims
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Every Hour Your Cooler's Down Is Inventory You Won't Get Back.

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