Tracey Refrigeration

Tracey Refrigeration Tracey Refrigeration is Durham Region's favorite HVAC/R contractor. Residential, Commercial and Industrial needs we are here to service!

09/03/2026

Behind every facility that keeps moving is HVAC and refrigeration equipment that has to perform day after day.

Tracey Refrigeration provides commercial and industrial HVAC/R service, maintenance, repairs and installations for manufacturing plants, warehouses, food production facilities and commercial buildings across Durham Region and the GTA, Kawartha and all across Souther Ontario including Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax, Pickering, Toronto, Markham, and Mississauga to name a few.

From rooftop units and refrigeration systems to preventative maintenance and equipment replacements, the goal is simple: keep operations running and prevent downtime before it starts.

📍 Serving Southern Ontario and Beyond
đź”§ Commercial & Industrial HVAC/Refrigeration

08/31/2026

When you’re building a walk-in cooler or freezer, the job is never just about getting panels up and equipment running.

The best technicians know the details behind the build are what protect temperature, efficiency, and long-term performance. First, panel fitment has to be exact. Small gaps turn into big problems fast.

Second, v***r barrier and insulation integrity matter more than most people think. If moisture gets where it shouldn’t, you’re building future failure into the box.

Third, refrigeration sizing has to match the actual application, not just the space on paper. Product load, door openings, ambient conditions, and pull-down time all matter.

Fourth, floor, drainage, and traffic flow need to be considered early, because a poorly planned box will create service issues long after install day.

Fifth, every technician needs to think past the install and build for serviceability, because the cleanest jobs are the ones that make maintenance, troubleshooting, and future access easier. A walk-in that looks good is one thing. A walk-in that performs under pressure is another.

08/27/2026

AC / furnace season is one of the busiest times of year for homeowners, and one of the biggest mistakes people make is waiting until a system completely fails during extreme temperatures.

Whether you’re replacing aging equipment or planning ahead, a properly designed installation can make a major difference in comfort, efficiency, reliability, and long-term operating costs.

1. Proper sizing matters more than most people realize. Oversized and undersized systems can both create issues ranging from poor airflow and uneven temperatures to humidity problems and unnecessary wear on equipment. A quality installation starts with selecting the right system for the home.

2. Installation quality is just as important as the equipment itself. Even high-end systems can underperform if airflow, ductwork, drainage, refrigerant setup, or venting are not handled properly during installation.

3. Energy efficiency should be balanced with real-world performance. Higher efficiency equipment can reduce operating costs, but homeowners should also consider reliability, maintenance requirements, and how the system performs during Ontario’s changing seasons.

4. Don’t overlook the condition of the rest of the system. During replacement projects, things like ductwork, filtration, thermostats, drainage, electrical components, and airflow balancing should all be inspected to help ensure the new equipment performs the way it was designed to.

If you’re considering an AC or furnace replacement this season, our team can help guide you through the process and recommend a system that fits your home, comfort goals, and budget. From installation to long-term support, we focus on clean workmanship, proper setup, and reliable performance built to last.

08/26/2026

When you’re building a walk-in cooler or freezer, the job is never just about getting panels up and equipment running.

The best technicians know the details behind the build are what protect temperature, efficiency, and long-term performance.

First, panel fitment has to be exact. Small gaps turn into big problems fast.

Second, v***r barrier and insulation integrity matter more than most people think. If moisture gets where it shouldn’t, you’re building future failure into the box.

Third, refrigeration sizing has to match the actual application, not just the space on paper. Product load, door openings, ambient conditions, and pull-down time all matter.

Fourth, floor, drainage, and traffic flow need to be considered early, because a poorly planned box will create service issues long after install day.

Fifth, every technician needs to think past the install and build for serviceability, because the cleanest jobs are the ones that make maintenance, troubleshooting, and future access easier. A walk-in that looks good is one thing. A walk-in that performs under pressure is another.

08/25/2026

Before replacing your furnace, make sure the system is selected for your home, not simply pulled from a standard price list.

Your home’s size, layout, insulation, ductwork and heating needs all affect which system will perform properly.

The right furnace should heat evenly, operate efficiently and match the existing setup without constantly cycling on and off.

Right size. Right setup. Better comfort.

Our current recommendation? The Merit

08/21/2026

Most people only notice HVAC when something stops working.

The real work happens before that.

Inspections, maintenance, adjustments and repairs all help keep the space comfortable without anyone having to think about it.

That’s the goal.

Keep it running. Keep it comfortable. Keep the problem from becoming a shutdown.

08/20/2026

Working our way through a job at another community staple!

08/18/2026

Most HVAC problems don’t start with a complete failure. They start small.

Loose connections. Dirty components. Weak electrical parts. Refrigerant issues. Small problems that keep getting worse while the system still appears to be running normally.

Regular inspection and maintenance gives you a chance to find those problems before they become downtime.

Especially when the equipment is responsible for keeping a business running.

Need your commercial HVAC/R equipment looked at? Send us a message

08/14/2026

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Address

1333 Thornton Road, Unit 7
Oshawa, ON
L1G8M8

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+19056226079

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