Data center cooling is a separate trade, and we don’t do it. There’s so much of it around the east end of the county that it’s easier to say so right away. We work on the walk-ins, reach-ins and ice machines in restaurants, breweries, grocery stores and school kitchens.
The east end along Route 7 and Route 28 has grown fast. In Ashburn, around One Loudoun and Brambleton, much of the equipment is fairly new, so check whether the manufacturer’s warranty is still active before you call anyone, because that can change who’s supposed to do the work. The dealer will know. Sterling has plenty of restaurants and convenience stores on both of those roads, and a good deal of warehouse space near Dulles.
Leesburg and western Loudoun
The pubs and restaurants on King Street and Market Street in downtown Leesburg run keg boxes and back-bar coolers alongside the usual kitchen equipment. Past that, Purcellville and the wineries and breweries out west have tasting-room coolers and ice machines that sit quiet midweek and get pushed on weekends. The bars and breweries page covers that equipment.
Inspections are done by the Loudoun County Health Department, part of the Virginia Department of Health.
