Temperature-Sensitive Stock Has Compliance Requirements, Not Just Spoilage Risk.
A cold chain break isn't only a loss of product — it can be a documentation and compliance event. Our mobile units hold the chain and log temperature while our mechanics resolve the fault.
Holding the Chain, Not Just the Product
For pharmaceutical and cold chain warehouse operators, a refrigeration failure raises a second question beyond spoilage: can you document that the product stayed within range, and for how long it didn't. A generic repair-only call leaves that question unanswered for the full length of the diagnosis.
We hold the chain from the moment we arrive. Product transfers into monitored mobile cold storage at your required range while a 313A-licensed mechanic works the failed unit, and we log timestamps and temperature for your compliance record throughout.
Questions Warehouse & Compliance Managers Ask Us
Can you provide temperature logs for our compliance record?
We monitor and log trailer temperature for the duration product is in mobile storage, and can provide that documentation for your compliance or QA record.
What temperature range can the mobile units hold?
Tell dispatch your required range when you call — standard refrigerated (2–8°C) and frozen ranges are both dispatchable. Confirm your exact requirement on the call so the right unit is sent.
Is the transfer itself handled in a way that avoids a chain-of-custody gap?
Our crew documents time-out of the failed unit and time-in to mobile storage, minimizing the window your product is unmonitored.
Do you work with warehouses that have restricted-access or security requirements?
Yes — tell dispatch about any site access, signage, or escort requirements up front and we'll coordinate arrival around them.
The Chain Doesn't Break While We're On Site.
Tell dispatch your required temperature range and what's affected. A coordinator confirms ETA in minutes. Already critical? Call the line directly: (416) 578-9977.