Frequently asked questions about cold rooms, freezer rooms, refrigeration installation and service

We normally respond within 24 hours on non-holiday weekdays when the documentation is clear enough. The more information you send from the start, the faster we can assess scope, technical conditions and next steps.

Send a drawing, sketch, approximate measurements, desired temperature, use case, placement in the premises and a short description of the operation. Photos from the site, information about an existing system and desired time frame also help.

No. We can start with a simple sketch, approximate measurements or a short needs description. After that, we help clarify which technical questions need to be solved before quote, planning and installation.

Yes. It is often best to make contact early. Then cold rooms, freezer rooms, units, electrical work, controls, doors, floors, condensate and service access can be planned correctly from the start.

Yes. Nova Industrial helps assess needs, conditions and possible solutions for cold rooms, freezer rooms, refrigeration installation and service.

No. The scope is adapted to the need. Nova Industrial works with everything from individual cold and freezer solutions to more complete systems where planning, construction, electrical work, refrigeration, installation and commissioning are coordinated.

Nova Industrial helps restaurants, commercial kitchens, stores, grocery stores, warehouses, logistics operations, industry and production where temperature, operation and availability are important.

A cold room is an insulated temperature-controlled space built to maintain stable cooling over time. It is often used in warehouses, retail, restaurants, commercial kitchens, food handling and production.

A cold room is suitable when the operation needs stable temperature, hygienic surfaces, good goods flow and a solution that is easy to use and service over time.

It can include planning, panels, doors, floors, refrigeration units, electrical work, controls, installation, commissioning and documentation. The exact scope is adapted to the project.

Dimensioning is based on temperature requirements, goods type, opening frequency, load, operating pattern, placement, goods flow and future service needs.

Panel thickness, insulation core, tight joints, doors, floors and penetrations affect how stable the temperature becomes and how much energy the system uses every day.

Yes. Cold rooms can be planned around the premises, the operational flows and the technical requirements on site.

The most important questions are temperature range, goods flow, opening frequency, door placement, panel thickness, insulation, floor, unit placement, electrical work, controls and service access.

In many cases yes, but it becomes easier if future changes are considered from the start. That is why service access, penetrations and possible future adaptation are weighed in early.

A cold room and a freezer room may look similar from the outside, but freezer rooms have higher requirements for insulation, floors, door environment, sealing, defrosting and handling condensation, ice formation and thermal bridges.

A freezer room is needed when the operation handles frozen goods and needs safe freezer temperature, robust operation, the right door environment and a solution that can handle high load.

For freezer rooms, insulation, floor construction, door sealing, defrosting, heating cable, pressure equalization, thermal bridges, condensation and ice formation are especially important to handle.

Yes. Nova Industrial builds freezer rooms for warehouses, retail, commercial kitchens and food handling, among others.

The risk is reduced through correct dimensioning, a good door environment, sealing, controls, defrosting, well-planned traffic flow and technical solutions adapted to actual use.

Yes. Freezer rooms need door solutions adapted to lower temperatures, sealing, insulation and daily load. Sliding doors, high-speed doors, strip curtains and other accessories can also be used when needed.

A thermal bridge is a point where cold or heat passes more easily through the construction. In freezer rooms, thermal bridges can contribute to energy losses, condensation and ice formation if not handled correctly.

Depending on the need, the solution can include cold room doors, freezer room doors, sliding doors, freezer doors, high-speed doors, fast roll-up doors and strip curtains.

Sliding doors are often suitable when the opening is larger, when traffic flow requires smooth passage or when a robust solution is needed for cold rooms, freezer rooms or frozen storage.

High-speed doors are suitable for high-traffic areas where opening time needs to be reduced. They can contribute to better temperature retention, smoother flow and lower energy losses.

Strip curtains are flexible plastic strips that act as an additional temperature barrier in doors, gates or openings. They can be used to reduce temperature loss during staff and forklift traffic.

PIR stands for polyisocyanurate and is an insulation material with good thermal properties. It can be used in doors and panels where insulation and efficient construction need to be combined.

PIR and PUR are both insulation materials. PIR has high insulation efficiency and can enable thinner constructions in some spaces. PIR also differs from PUR in terms of fire performance.

Refrigeration installation includes installation of refrigeration systems, units, evaporators, pipework, electrical work, controls, sensors, condensate handling, commissioning and function checks.

Yes. Nova Industrial installs refrigeration systems for both cold rooms, freezer rooms and professional refrigeration systems.

A good refrigeration installation starts before the installation work. Needs, placement, capacity, electrical work, condensate, pipework, ventilation, service access and controls need to be reviewed for the system to work in real operation.

During commissioning, function, temperature, drainage, tightness, controls, safety and that the system works according to the right conditions are checked before handover.

Yes. Nova Industrial coordinates refrigeration, electrical work, controls and commissioning in the same delivery. This creates fewer interfaces, clearer responsibility and a smoother path to a completed system.

Nova Industrial works with certified refrigeration expertise and according to current requirements, industry standards and established working methods for quality, safety and long-term operation.

Yes. Nova Industrial works with several types of refrigerants, including modern and natural alternatives such as CO2. The purpose is to create energy-efficient solutions with lower climate impact and better operating economy over time.

Yes. Nova Industrial can assess existing cold rooms and freezer rooms and develop proposals for unit replacement, additions or upgrades.

The climate shell, panel thickness, insulation, doors, floors, seals, penetrations, units and controls affect how hard the refrigeration system needs to work. Correct planning can reduce energy consumption over time.

Operating cost can be reduced through correct dimensioning, tight construction, good insulation, the right door solution, functioning controls, regular service and optimized operation.

Every opening affects temperature. The right door, gate, high-speed door or strip curtains can reduce temperature loss and help the refrigeration system work more efficiently.

Yes. A system that is not correctly adjusted can use more energy than necessary. Service, inspection, cleaning, control checks and adjustment can contribute to more efficient operation.

Stable operation means that the system maintains the right temperature, works reliably every day, is easy to follow up and can be serviced without unnecessary interruptions.

An incorrectly dimensioned system may struggle to maintain temperature, use more energy, wear faster and increase the risk of downtime or product losses.

Yes. Nova Industrial offers preventive service, troubleshooting and ongoing maintenance of refrigeration systems, cold rooms, freezer rooms, refrigeration units and related controls.

Many operational disruptions begin as small deviations, such as incorrect operating values, wear, dirty filters, ice formation, control faults or components that are not working optimally. Regular service can detect problems before they lead to urgent stops.

Service can include checks of temperature, operating values, controls, function, visible wear, cleaning needs, alarms and other deviations. The scope is adapted to the system.

It depends on the type, age, operating hours, load and how critical the system is to the operation. Systems in intensive operation should be checked regularly.

Yes. Nova Industrial can develop service plans with scheduled checks and preventive maintenance. A service agreement gives better overview, more reliable operation and simpler cost planning.

Yes. Nova Industrial can help with troubleshooting and service on existing systems as well.

Nova Industrial can troubleshoot temperature problems, alarms, poor output, ice formation, condensation problems, control faults, sensor faults, electrical faults, abnormal sounds and recurring downtime.

For business-critical needs, Nova Industrial can discuss a tailored service setup. Contact the company to see what fits your operational requirements.

A service agreement provides planned service visits, documented inspection, better cost control, preventive actions and more reliable operation over time.

A typical project starts with needs and documentation. This is followed by planning and dimensioning, construction and installation, commissioning and handover. If needed, the work continues with service and follow-up.

Nova Industrial reviews dimensions, temperature requirements, use, drawings, goods flows and site conditions.

During planning, a solution is developed for the room, insulation, floor, doors, electrical work, refrigeration units, placement, controls and service access.

Panels, doors, refrigeration technology, pipes, electrical work and controls are installed in the right order so the parts work as one system.

After installation and commissioning, Nova Industrial reviews the function, checks the system and hands over relevant documentation for operation and service.

Yes. Nova Industrial brings construction, electrical work and refrigeration under one roof, with responsibility from planning to completed system and operation.

Nova Industrial is based in Haninge and is active with projects across Sweden.

No. Nova Industrial is based in Haninge but helps businesses across Sweden depending on project scope and conditions.

You can contact Nova Industrial by phone 010 189 11 75, email offert@novaindustrial.se or the contact form on the website.

Briefly describe what you need help with: cold room, freezer room, refrigeration installation, service or technical advice. Add dimensions, temperature requirements, business type, placement, photos and drawings if available.

Nova Industrial plans, builds, installs and services cold rooms, freezer rooms and professional refrigeration systems for operations where temperature and operation must work.

Yes. Nova Industrial works with coordinated solutions where panels, doors, units, electrical work, controls, installation and commissioning are planned together.

Yes. A sketch, approximate measurements or a short needs description is often enough to start the dialogue.

Yes. Nova Industrial helps with new cold and freezer systems, installation, unit replacement, upgrades, service and troubleshooting.

Send a drawing, sketch, dimensions, temperature requirements and a short description of the operation - or contact Nova Industrial directly through the website contact details.