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Looking for a commercial ice box or chest to rent nearby? You've come to the right place. Below are answers to some frequently asked questions about renting an ice box in your area.
What sizes of ice boxes do you offer?
We have ice boxes in a variety of sizes from small 5 cubic foot chests up to large walk-in units. The most popular sizes are 20 and 30 cubic foot chest models.
How much does it cost to rent an ice box?
Rental pricing depends on the size and features of the unit. On average, rates range from $75-150 per month. Delivery, pickup, and maintenance are included in the monthly fee.
What is your delivery and setup process?
Once rented, we aim to deliver the ice box within 2 business days. Our team will place and set up the unit where you specify. Setup only takes about 30 minutes.
How long can I rent an ice box for?
Rentals are typically month-to-month so there is no long term commitment. Most customers keep units for 6 months to a year at a time but you are welcome to rent on a shorter term basis as needed.
What maintenance is included?
As part of your rental, we will service and sanitize the ice box every 3 months. This includes cleaning, checking equipment, and replenishing supplies. We also provide 24/7 emergency support if any issues arise.
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