Understanding Mortuary Refrigeration: A Critical Investment
When it comes to dignified care in the funeral profession, a mortuary cooler isn't just another piece of equipment—it's the foundation of your preservation capabilities. These specialized refrigeration units maintain the perfect temperature between 36-39°F (2-4°C), creating an environment that respectfully preserves loved ones while giving you the scheduling flexibility modern families expect.
Think of your mortuary cooler as the quiet partner in your funeral home that works around the clock. It slows decomposition processes, maintains the dignity of those in your care, and provides you with the operational flexibility to serve families on their timeline, not yours.
For funeral directors considering this essential investment, understanding the basics helps you make a choice you won't regret. Most standard units accommodate between 1-9 bodies, though larger walk-in options can serve facilities with higher volume needs. The good news? Many modern coolers operate on standard 110V power outlets, with self-contained designs that don't require special drainage systems—making installation surprisingly straightforward.
When it comes to durability, quality manufacturers typically offer robust warranties—often 15 years on panels and 5 years on mechanical components. This reflects the long-term nature of this investment, with price points typically ranging from $5,000 for single-body units to $33,000 for larger capacity options with advanced features.
At American Mortuary Coolers, we've guided countless funeral homes through this important decision. Whether you're considering a compact roll-in unit or exploring walk-in chambers that can accommodate up to 25 bodies, we understand that each funeral home has unique needs based on their space, volume, and budget considerations.
The infographic above illustrates why temperature control is so critical—even small variations can significantly impact preservation quality and timeline. This science guides the design of every mortuary cooler we create, ensuring consistent performance when it matters most.
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Let's explore the leading models that have proven themselves in funeral homes across the country, helping you identify which features matter most for your unique situation.
Quick Comparison of Leading Models
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Shopping for a mortuary cooler shouldn't feel overwhelming. I've put together this friendly comparison of our most popular models to help you find your perfect match without the headache.
| Model | Capacity | Exterior Dimensions | Power | Warranty | Price Range |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| American 3-Body Upright | 3 bodies | 94"D x 44"W x 83"H | 110V standard outlet | 15 yrs panels, 5 yrs mechanical | $8,000-$10,000 |
| Bally Modular Walk-In | Customizable (3-25+) | Custom to specification | 220V dedicated circuit | 15 yrs panels, 5 yrs mechanical | $12,000-$25,000 |
| CoolBot Pro DIY Walk-In | Up to 25 bodies (8'x12') | Customizable | 110V for window A/C | 1 year on controller | $5,000-$7,000 |
| Arctic 4-Body Roll-In | 4 bodies | 57½" x 8' x 8'H | 110V standard outlet | 15 yrs panels, 5 yrs mechanical | $10,000-$12,000 |
| Mobi Medical 2-Body Telescoping | 2 bodies | 7'3"W x 3'¾"L x 5'2"H | 115V, 1/3 HP compressor | 15 yrs panels, 5 yrs mechanical | $7,000-$9,000 |
When funeral directors ask me what makes one mortuary cooler better than another, I always point to the details beyond the price tag. The insulation quality makes a huge difference in your monthly electric bill – look for R-values between 25-32 for 4" panels to keep those costs down. Most of our clients find the sweet spot around R-28.
Installation is another consideration that's often overlooked. Some units, like our American 3-Body Upright, arrive ready to plug into a standard wall outlet. Others might require professional installation or dedicated electrical work. If you're handy (or have someone who is), the CoolBot Pro DIY option can save you thousands while still providing quality preservation.
Accessibility features matter more than you might think. Side-loading designs work beautifully in narrow rooms, while front-loading units need more clearance but offer easier access. For smaller facilities juggling limited space, our units with casters provide welcome flexibility when you need to reconfigure your preparation room.
I've found that funeral homes with fluctuating case volumes really appreciate modular systems. Yes, they cost a bit more initially, but the ability to expand as your needs change can be priceless. One director told me recently, "I wish I'd gone modular from the start instead of replacing my entire unit twice in ten years!"
The right mortuary cooler isn't just about today's needs – it's about finding the balance between upfront investment and years of reliable, efficient operation.
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American 3-Body Upright Mortuary Cooler
When it comes to practical refrigeration solutions, our American 3-Body Upright mortuary cooler hits the sweet spot for many facilities. It's become a favorite among rural county morgues, smaller hospitals, removal services, and funeral homes that handle a steady but moderate caseload.
What makes this model so popular? First, it's completely self-contained - no need to worry about external drainage or complicated plumbing hookups. Just wheel it in, plug it into any standard 110V outlet, and you're ready to go. No electrician needed, no special infrastructure required.
"I was worried about installation complexities, but this unit truly is plug-and-play," one Tennessee funeral director told us. "It maintains a consistent 37°F without fluctuation, and the roller shelves make body transfers so much more dignified for our staff."
The chrome-plated roller rack shelves are a standout feature that many of our customers mention. They provide smooth, effortless transfers while maintaining the dignity of the deceased - something we take very seriously at American Mortuary Coolers.
Size-wise, we've designed this unit to fit in most preparation rooms with exterior dimensions of 94" D x 44" W x 83" H (including the cooling unit and castors), while providing a functional interior space of 86" D x 36" W x 60" H. The optional castors add mobility when you need to reconfigure your space.
We stand behind the durability of our mortuary cooler with a warranty package that's among the best in the industry: 15 years on panels and doors, 5 years on mechanical components, and 2 years on parts and labor.
One aspect our customers particularly appreciate is our flexible shipping options. If your facility has a loading dock and forklift access, we can ship the unit fully assembled. No loading dock? No problem - we'll ship it unassembled so panels can be manually carried in and assembled on-site.
The digital thermometer and temperature controller let you monitor and adjust conditions with precision, ensuring optimal preservation at all times. For funeral homes looking to bring refrigeration in-house after years of outsourcing, this model offers professional-grade performance without the complexity or learning curve you might expect.
With its balance of capacity, footprint, and functionality, the American 3-Body Upright mortuary cooler delivers exactly what most facilities need - reliable performance in a practical package.
Bally Modular Walk-In Mortuary Cooler
When your facility handles higher case volumes or you're planning for future growth, the Bally Modular Walk-In mortuary cooler stands as the most versatile solution in the industry. These systems aren't just coolers - they're the gold standard in mortuary refrigeration, offering customizable configurations that adapt perfectly to your specific needs and space.
Modular Design Advantages:
The beauty of the Bally system lies in its flexibility. You can literally design your perfect mortuary cooler from the ground up. Need a unique layout to fit an awkward corner in your prep room? No problem. Expecting case volume to increase in the coming years? The expandable design has you covered.
These units feature high R-value insulation (typically R-32 for 4" panels) that keeps your energy bills manageable while maintaining perfect preservation temperatures. You'll also appreciate the range of finish options - from sleek stainless steel to practical stucco-embossed aluminum or budget-friendly galvanized steel.
All Bally units are fully Department of Energy (DOE) compliant, meeting the 2009 regulations with room to spare. Perhaps most importantly for growing businesses, these systems can be disassembled and relocated if you ever move to a new facility - something fixed units simply can't offer.
Operational Benefits:
"With cremation rates rising and more families requesting private graveside services, our Bally walk-in gives us the scheduling flexibility to accommodate these changing preferences without rushing families through the process," shared one of our funeral director customers from Michigan.
This kind of flexibility transforms how you can operate. With reliable refrigeration, you'll find yourself requiring less embalming in certain situations. Need extra time for complex restorative work? The Bally system keeps remains in perfect condition while you take the time needed to provide exceptional care.
Weekend services become much easier to accommodate without staffing concerns, and during those inevitable seasonal mortality increases, you'll have the surge capacity to handle the additional cases with dignity and care.
Customization Options:
What really sets the Bally mortuary cooler apart is how customizable it is to your specific workflow. Door styles and sizes can be configured to accommodate whatever body transfer methods work best for your team. The shelving systems can include locking casters for mobility or remain stationary - your choice.
Temperature alarm systems provide peace of mind through constant monitoring, while telescopic tray systems and cantilever shelving maximize accessibility and space utilization. We can even customize the lighting packages to ensure perfect visibility for your staff.
For larger operations regularly handling 10 or more cases simultaneously, the Bally system's scalability makes it the preferred choice among county morgues, hospital systems, and high-volume funeral providers across the country. It's not just a cooler - it's a complete preservation solution that grows with your business.
CoolBot Pro DIY Walk-In Morgue Freezer
Looking for a budget-friendly mortuary cooler solution that doesn't sacrifice performance? The CoolBot Pro DIY Walk-In system has changed the game for many funeral homes and smaller facilities needing reliable refrigeration without breaking the bank.
This innovative approach transforms an ordinary window air conditioner into a powerful cooling system capable of maintaining proper preservation temperatures. It's remarkably simple yet incredibly effective.
Game-Changing Economics:
The CoolBot system has turned traditional mortuary cooler pricing on its head. One California funeral director shared with us: "With the 8'x12' CoolBot Walk-In Cooler for about $5K, I've got capacity for twenty-five people. I've become the largest refrigeration facility for human remains in Southern California because of CoolBot. It is literally a game changer in the funeral industry."
What makes this system so affordable? For starters, a complete 8'×12' walk-in cooler costs approximately $5,000 – that's about a third of what you'd pay for traditional systems starting at $15,000. The secret lies in using standard consumer-grade air conditioners instead of specialized compressors, which also means lower maintenance costs when parts eventually need replacing.
Many of our customers are pleasantly surprised by the reduced energy consumption compared to traditional compressor systems, making the CoolBot a win for both your initial budget and your monthly utility bills.
Advanced Monitoring Features:
Don't let the affordable price fool you – the CoolBot Pro comes with monitoring capabilities that rival much more expensive systems:
The WiFi-enabled temperature alerts notify you immediately if temperatures drift outside your set range, while the smartphone app allows remote temperature adjustments from anywhere. For compliance and quality assurance, you'll appreciate the 30-day temperature history feature, and the emergency notifications for power outages provide peace of mind during storms or grid issues.
Practical Implementation:
Setting up a CoolBot system is refreshingly straightforward. You'll need just two main components:
- The CoolBot controller (which cleverly overrides the air conditioner's internal thermostat)
- A compatible window air conditioner (typically 12,000-24,000 BTU depending on your cooler size)
These components work beautifully with either a pre-fabricated walk-in cooler enclosure that assembles in about two hours, or a custom-built insulated room constructed to your specific needs and available space.
For funeral homes hesitant to invest in traditional refrigeration or those needing to quickly expand capacity during seasonal volume increases, the CoolBot offers an accessible entry point with surprisingly professional-grade performance. It's particularly popular with rural facilities, removal services, and funeral homes just beginning to bring refrigeration in-house.
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Arctic 4-Body Roll-In Cabinet
The Arctic 4-Body Roll-In Mortuary Cooler strikes that perfect balance between the smaller upright units and full walk-in systems. With its thoughtful design and generous capacity, it makes body handling easier while boosting your day-to-day operational efficiency.
Engineering Excellence:
What sets this unit apart is its smart, floorless design. The NSF Cove Base makes cleaning and sanitizing a breeze – just roll everything out and you have complete access to every surface. No more awkward corners to scrub or hard-to-reach areas.
The 4" high-density insulated panels contain absolutely no wood, ensuring durability while fully complying with the Federal Energy Independence & Security Act (EISA) of 2007. We've made sure every material meets UL-NSF approval, giving you peace of mind about safety and sanitation standards.
"The roll-in design transformed our preparation room workflow," shared a funeral director from Georgia. "We've eliminated those awkward transfers from cot to cooler and reduced strain on our staff. The floorless design also makes cleaning incredibly simple."
For visibility inside the unit, we've included pre-wired, UL-approved vapor-proof LED lighting with an exterior switch and pilot light. The magnetic door gaskets create a tight, reliable seal that maintains stable temperatures while being easy to clean and replace if needed.
Practical Advantages:
The beauty of this mortuary cooler is how it improves your daily operations. The roll-in design means you can transfer bodies directly from removal cots into refrigeration – no lifting required. This reduces physical strain on your staff, improves infection control through less handling, and maintains dignity throughout the transfer process.
With overall dimensions of approximately 57½" × 8' × 8'H, you get substantial capacity without sacrificing too much floor space. It's the ideal solution for medium-sized funeral homes and medical examiner facilities that need efficient refrigeration without committing to a full walk-in system.
Customization Options:
We understand that every facility has unique needs, which is why the Arctic model can be custom to your specific requirements. Need extra width to accommodate larger cases? No problem. Prefer side-opening doors instead of front-opening to better fit your room layout? We've got you covered.
You can also improve your unit with helpful accessories like casters for mobility, locking handles for security, temperature alarms for peace of mind, and exterior ramps for smoother transfers. These thoughtful additions make an already excellent unit even more aligned with your specific workflow.
The Arctic 4-Body Roll-In Mortuary Cooler meets all ASTM E84 testing compliance for smoke and flame spread performance, ensuring you're not just getting convenience – you're getting safety and regulatory compliance as well.
Mobi Medical 2-Body Telescoping Slide-Rail Cooler
When space is tight but dignity and access remain non-negotiable, the Mobi Medical 2-Body Telescoping Slide-Rail Mortuary Cooler shines as a practical solution. This innovative unit proves that good things really do come in small packages.
Revolutionary Access System:
The genius of this system lies in its side-loading design. Unlike traditional front-loading coolers that require clearance space for the entire body tray, these telescoping rails let you access remains without commandeering your whole prep room.
"It's like having the best of both worlds," explains one funeral director who recently installed the system. "We get the compact footprint of a cabinet cooler with the full-body access of a roll-out tray."
The telescoping slide rails extend smoothly even when supporting heavier cases – something increasingly important as America's average body weight increases. Each tray operates independently, so you can work with one set of remains while keeping others properly refrigerated. This feature proves especially valuable during reconstruction work or when families request viewing preparation at different times.
Installation Simplicity:
Nobody wants complicated installations disrupting their facility. The Mobi Medical arrives knocked-down for easier delivery – solving that "how do we get it through the door?" problem that plagues many funeral homes in older buildings.
Most facilities report complete setup in about an hour using basic tools. The system plugs into standard 110V outlets (using a 115V, 1/3 HP, 8.3 Amp compressor), so there's no need for expensive electrical upgrades or special plumbing.
The 92-pound compressor can be positioned by your regular staff without specialized equipment or contractors. For smaller funeral homes without dedicated maintenance personnel, this plug-and-play simplicity represents significant savings.
Financial Flexibility:
Recognizing that quality refrigeration represents a substantial investment, Mobi Medical offers financing options that won't keep you up at night:
0% down payment options help preserve your cash flow, while no payments for 90 days gives new installations time to generate revenue before payments begin. Qualified buyers receive competitive rates that make monthly payments manageable.
"The telescoping tray design has been invaluable for our forensic work," shared a medical examiner's office in Texas. "We can fully extend each body for examination or evidence collection without removing it from refrigeration, maintaining chain of custody and preservation integrity."
With exterior dimensions of 7'3"W x 3'¾"L x 5'2"H, this compact unit delivers big functionality in situations where every square foot matters. For funeral homes transitioning from shared refrigeration arrangements to in-house capabilities, the Mobi Medical offers an accessible entry point without sacrificing professional features.
How to Choose the Right Mortuary Cooler
Finding the perfect mortuary cooler for your facility feels a bit like Goldilocks - you need one that's just right. Not too big (wasting money and space), not too small (creating workflow headaches), but perfectly suited to your unique situation.
Let's have a heart-to-heart about what really matters when making this important decision.
First, think about where you are today and where you're headed. Most funeral homes keep their coolers for 15-20 years, so this isn't just about your current caseload. As one of our clients recently told us, "I wish someone had told me to buy for tomorrow, not just for today."
Consider your current monthly cases, but also factor in those inevitable January surges, and what your community might look like in 5-10 years. Is the local retirement community expanding? Are new housing developments springing up? These factors matter.
Your available space creates natural boundaries too. We've helped funeral directors transform closets into single-body coolers and unused garages into walk-in systems. The key is honest measurement of not just the space itself, but access routes for installation and daily use.
Budget considerations extend beyond the initial price tag. A more energy-efficient unit might cost more upfront but save thousands over its lifetime. As one Tennessee funeral director shared, "My electric bill actually went down after upgrading to a larger, but more efficient mortuary cooler."
Think carefully about your daily workflow. How do your staff transfer bodies? Do they work alone or in pairs? Are back injuries a concern? The right cooler design can solve ergonomic challenges while improving dignity in handling.
Finally, don't overlook compliance requirements. Local health departments, building codes, and energy regulations all have something to say about your refrigeration system. We've helped hundreds of funeral homes steer these requirements - they're manageable, but they can't be ignored.
Key Features to Compare in a Mortuary Cooler
When you're evaluating different mortuary cooler options, certain features deserve special attention. Let's look at what really matters for daily operation and long-term satisfaction.
Temperature management is the heart of any cooling system. Beyond the basic 36-39°F preservation range, consider how quickly the unit recovers after door openings. This matters especially during busy periods when you're accessing the cooler frequently.
Good temperature uniformity prevents "cold spots" that could cause freezing or "warm spots" that accelerate decomposition. Digital controls make adjustments simple, while alarm systems provide peace of mind when you're away from the facility.
Construction quality determines both durability and efficiency. Higher insulation R-values (R-25 to R-32) mean better energy performance. The 4-inch panel thickness has become standard for good reason - it balances space efficiency with insulation needs.
Look for no-wood construction to eliminate potential rot issues, especially important in humid climates. Door hardware might seem minor, but it's actually where most operational failures occur first. As one service technician with decades of experience told us, "I can predict a cooler's lifespan just by examining the door hinges and gaskets."
On the practical side, consider whether a self-contained or remote refrigeration system better suits your facility. Self-contained units are simpler to install but generate heat and noise in your workspace. Remote systems keep these nuisances elsewhere but require additional installation considerations.
Most of our mortuary coolers operate on standard 110V power, but some larger systems require 220V connections. Similarly, drainage requirements vary - some units need no special drainage while others require floor drains for proper operation.
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Sizing & Compliance: Matching Your Mortuary Cooler to Facility Needs
Right-sizing your mortuary cooler involves thoughtful analysis rather than guesswork. We've seen too many funeral directors either struggling with insufficient capacity or paying to cool empty space.
A good starting formula multiplies your average daily census by the typical time bodies remain in your care before disposition. Then add 25-50% for seasonal surges - remember that January flu season or unexpected community tragedies.
Don't forget to account for special cases too. Bariatric cases may require twice the standard space, and isolation cases for communicable diseases might need separate compartments. And always factor in community growth projections - that new subdivision being built could significantly impact your future needs.
Beyond the cooler itself, consider the space around it. You'll need 36-48 inches of clearance in front of doors for safe transfers. Remote refrigeration systems require 24-36 inches of access space for maintenance. Ceiling height should be at least 7 feet for standard units, with 8+ feet ideal for walk-ins.
Compliance requirements create another important framework for your decision. The standard preservation temperature range of 36-39°F isn't just a suggestion - it's often a regulatory requirement. Panel materials must meet ASTM E84 testing for smoke and flame spread performance.
Many jurisdictions require NSF cove base installation for proper sanitation, while electrical components should carry UL approval. Energy efficiency standards continue to evolve under the Federal Energy Independence & Security Act (EISA) of 2007, affecting both new installations and replacements.
As one of our regulatory specialists often reminds clients, "Compliance isn't something you can retrofit easily. Getting it right from the start saves headaches down the road."
At American Mortuary Coolers, we've guided hundreds of funeral professionals through this decision process. We understand that a mortuary cooler isn't just equipment - it's an extension of the care and dignity you provide families during their most vulnerable moments.
Frequently Asked Questions about Buying a Mortuary Cooler
What temperature should a mortuary cooler run at?
When it comes to preserving the deceased with dignity, temperature control isn't just a technical detail—it's essential. Your mortuary cooler should maintain a steady temperature between 36°F and 39°F (2-4°C). This sweet spot effectively slows decomposition while avoiding freezing damage that could make embalming or viewing preparation more difficult later.
Different situations sometimes call for different settings. For standard preservation, that 36-39°F range works perfectly for most funeral homes. If you're planning longer-term storage, you might want to drop slightly lower to 35-36°F. Forensic facilities sometimes need true freezing temperatures around 25-30°F for specific preservation needs.
I've spoken with many embalmers who emphasize that consistency matters more than the exact number. As one experienced professional told me, "Give me a cooler that stays rock-steady at 38°F over one that bounces between 35-40°F any day." That stability is what quality digital controllers provide, maintaining conditions within a single degree of your setting.
Modern mortuary coolers often include temperature logging features too—helpful documentation for facilities that need to verify proper storage conditions for compliance or quality assurance purposes.
Do I need special electrical or drainage?
One thing I love about today's mortuary coolers is how user-friendly they've become from an installation standpoint. Most units are designed with simplicity in mind, though requirements do vary depending on what model fits your needs.
For electrical requirements, most standard upright models and body boxes plug right into normal 110V outlets (15-20 amp)—the same kind you have throughout your facility. Larger walk-in systems sometimes need 220V dedicated circuits, while CoolBot systems use standard outlets for their window air conditioner units. If you're in an area with unreliable power, you might want to consider backup generator connections too.
Drainage is even simpler in most cases. Self-contained refrigeration systems (the most common type) require no external drainage whatsoever. Some remote compressor systems might need condensate drainage, and walk-in systems with wash-down capability benefit from having a floor drain nearby. Many newer units collect any condensate in removable pans that you can simply empty as needed.
As our installation specialist likes to say, "Most of our coolers can be up and running in under an hour without calling a plumber or electrician—just wheel it in, plug it in, and you're preserving."
How often should maintenance be performed?
Taking care of your mortuary cooler isn't complicated, but it is important. Think of it like maintaining your car—regular attention prevents bigger problems down the road.
On a daily basis, simply check that your temperature readings look normal and give the unit a quick visual inspection. Weekly, you'll want to remove any condensate (if your model collects it) and make sure door seals are clean and intact. Monthly maintenance includes cleaning those condenser coils (they collect dust just like the back of your refrigerator at home) and lubricating door hardware to keep everything opening and closing smoothly.
It's wise to have a qualified technician give your system a thorough inspection quarterly, and an annual comprehensive service should include checking refrigerant levels and recalibrating the system if needed.
The most important maintenance points are the condenser coils (keep them dust-free for efficient cooling), door gaskets (clean regularly and replace at first signs of wear), evaporator fins (check for ice buildup), temperature controls (verify calibration), and drainage systems (ensure proper flow).
I remember talking with a service technician who put it perfectly: "The few minutes you spend on preventative maintenance costs pennies compared to emergency repairs—and those emergencies never seem to happen at convenient times." A neglected mortuary cooler not only risks failing when you need it most but also uses more electricity while providing less reliable cooling.
Many funeral directors find that service contracts make sense—they typically include regular maintenance visits, priority emergency response, and discounted parts. It's peace of mind worth considering, especially if you don't have maintenance staff in-house.
Conclusion
Selecting the right mortuary cooler represents a critical decision for any funeral home, hospital morgue, or medical examiner's facility. The perfect choice balances your current needs with room to grow, while keeping operational efficiency and compliance requirements in mind.
Each model we've explored offers unique advantages depending on your specific situation:
The American 3-Body Upright shines for medium-volume funeral homes looking for simplicity. Just plug it in, and you're ready to go – no complicated setup required.
For larger operations, the Bally Modular Walk-In provides the customization and expansion possibilities you'll need as your business grows. Think of it as the "future-proof" option.
On a tight budget? The CoolBot Pro DIY solution delivers impressive capacity without breaking the bank. It's the clever alternative that many smaller facilities have acceptd with surprising results.
If staff ergonomics and easy cleaning are high on your priority list, the Arctic 4-Body Roll-In deserves your attention. Your team's backs will thank you for the thoughtful design.
And for those tight on space but needing individual body access, the Mobi Medical Telescoping model offers specialized solutions that maximize every square inch of your facility.
The sticker price is just the beginning of the story. The true value comes from considering the total cost of ownership – energy efficiency, maintenance needs, and expected service life all factor into the equation. A quality mortuary cooler typically provides 15-20 years of dependable service when properly maintained. That's not just a purchase; it's an investment in your facility's capabilities for decades to come.
Here at American Mortuary Coolers, we take pride in crafting refrigeration solutions custom to the unique needs of funeral service providers throughout the lower 48 states. Our Tennessee manufacturing facility blends modern refrigeration technology with good old-fashioned craftsmanship that only comes from decades in the industry.
Whether you're expanding your current operation, replacing equipment that's seen better days, or building something new from the ground up, the right mortuary cooler improves your ability to provide dignified care while making your day-to-day operations smoother. With our nationwide delivery and personalized design consultation, we're committed to ensuring your refrigeration solution fits your facility like a glove.