Finding an Affordable Walk in Freezer?

Answer 1

If you are looking for more information on walk-in freezers, I would suggest that you speak to your local walk-in freezer company to ask them how to have on installed and how much it will cost you specifically because the information can vary based on your circumstance.

Answer 2

A walk in freezer can be a very important part of any culinary business. Large restaurants, caterers, and other organizations that deal with large amounts of food can save a lot of money through purchasing a walk in freezer for food storage. The capacity of a walk in freezer allows you to purchase food in bulk, which is less expensive than buying smaller quantities of food.

Buying a Used Freezer

It can be daunting to shop for a walk in freezer when you are on a tight budget. There are options to help you afford the freezer you need, however. One of the best ways to get a great deal on a walk in freezer is to buy a used unit. You can find used freezers for sale from almost any large appliance dealer. Restaurant supply stores are also good resources for used and discount freezers. Keep your eye on the newspaper as well, sometimes restaurants that are going out of business will hold special sales of their equipment. You may find a freezer at a fraction of the cost of a new one if you can buy it directly from a restaurant that is closing.

Transportation and Installation

It can be easy to forget that the purchase price of the walk in freezer is not the only cost of buying one. These freezers are very large and very heavy. When you buy a walk in freezer, you need to budget in the costs of having it transported to your location and installed. You will probably need to hire a large truck and a moving service to make sure the freezer is transported and installed properly.

Keeping Costs Down Over Time

Once the walk in freezer has been purchased, transported, and installed, the spending is not really over. You will have to pay for the electricity that is needed to keep the freezer running properly. It is possible to keep operating costs down by keeping the freezer at least 2/3 full at all times so that you are not cooling empty space. Try to limit the number of times the door is opened and closed by consolidating trips to the freezer.