True Refrigeration for Homes: Commercial Quality in Residential Kitchens
True Manufacturing brings commercial refrigeration heritage to residential kitchens. Understanding these units helps you appreciate their capabilities and maintain them properly.
True's Commercial Heritage
Background
True has manufactured commercial refrigeration since 1945:
Why Homeowners Choose True
Appealing features:
True Residential Product Lines
Undercounter Units
Popular for:
Column Refrigeration
Full-size options:
Wine Storage
Specialized units:
Differences from Standard Residential
Construction
| Aspect | Standard Residential | True |
|--------|---------------------|------|
| Interior | Plastic liner | Stainless steel |
| Shelving | Wire or glass | Heavy-duty stainless |
| Compressor | Light duty | Commercial grade |
| Build quality | Consumer grade | Commercial grade |
Performance
True advantages:
Considerations
Be aware that:
Maintaining True Units
Daily Care
Weekly Tasks
Monthly Maintenance
Critical tasks:
Professional Service
Annual maintenance includes:
Common True Maintenance Needs
Condenser Coil Cleaning
More critical than standard units:
Temperature Calibration
True holds tight tolerances:
Gasket Care
Door seals work hard:
True Repair Considerations
Parts Availability
Service Requirements
True units benefit from:
Cost Expectations
Repairs may cost more than standard residential:
Is True Right for You?
Ideal For
Consider Alternatives If
Our True Expertise
We service True residential and commercial units:
**Schedule your True refrigeration service** with experienced technicians.
About the Author
Michael Brennan
Master Sub-Zero Repair Technician
Michael Brennan has been repairing luxury appliances for over 25 years, with a specialization in Sub-Zero refrigeration systems. He received his initial specialized training directly from Sub-Zero in Madison, Wisconsin in 1999, and has maintained his certification through annual recertification programs ever since. Michael has personally serviced over 8,500 Sub-Zero units across Long Island, with a first-visit repair success rate of 98%. He is known for his diagnostic expertise, particularly with complex dual-compressor systems and integrated refrigeration units. Michael leads our training program for new technicians and frequently consults on challenging repair cases.