Refrigeration in Tully
- Breakdown Repairs & Servicing
- Custom Coldroom Design & Build
- Quality Workmanship & Trusted Service
Tully Refrigeration
Tully businesses, farms and transport operators rely heavily on refrigeration that can handle intense humidity, heavy rainfall and demanding daily use. At Cool Tropics Air Conditioning & Refrigeration, we provide coldroom and refrigeration services that are designed specifically for these conditions. Whether you're operating a seafood depot or managing produce logistics, we deliver practical solutions that help you store, protect and move temperature-sensitive goods.
Our team builds custom coldrooms, provides breakdown repairs and schedules routine maintenance to keep systems running efficiently. We also offer calibration services for compliance and precision, especially where food safety is a priority. From small farming sheds to high-demand distribution facilities, we work closely with Tully locals to deliver reliable service and expert advice.
To get help with a refrigeration issue or to start planning a new system, call us on (07) 4063 2258 today.
Coldroom Builds, Calibrations & Repairs
We offer end-to-end refrigeration support across Tully, tailored to the requirements of regional industries like agriculture, aquaculture and cold storage transport. Our focus is reliability, efficiency and minimal downtime.

- Coldroom Construction: We design and build coldrooms and freezer rooms for banana farms, seafood processors and warehouse operations with a focus on airflow, storage and energy efficiency.
- Emergency Callouts: If your system fails, we’ll respond quickly with the tools, parts and know-how to restore cooling and protect your stock from loss.
- Ongoing Maintenance: Servicing reduces the risk of unexpected breakdowns and helps systems stay within the correct temperature range. We recommend scheduled checks for high-use environments.
- System Calibrations: We test and calibrate refrigeration systems to ensure accuracy, consistency and alignment with industry regulations and food safety requirements.
- Support For Local Industries: From rural growers to transport operators, our team understands the pace and pressure of regional operations and delivers systems that can keep up.
We take pride in keeping Tully cool with refrigeration services that are practical, responsive and built to last.
What size coldroom do I need for a farm or commercial facility?
The right coldroom size depends on how much stock you store, how often it rotates and how your workflow operates. For farms in Tully, large-format walk-in coldrooms with space for pallet access and airflow between produce bins are ideal. For seafood or commercial kitchens, smaller coldrooms with fast temperature recovery and easy-to-clean surfaces may be more appropriate. It’s important to plan not just for current use, but for peak load periods, future growth and hygiene requirements.
How do you maintain refrigeration equipment in tropical regions like Tully?
Tropical areas present unique challenges like high humidity, consistent heat and salt exposure, especially near the coast. These factors can cause faster corrosion, refrigerant leaks and reduced system efficiency. Regular maintenance includes inspecting and cleaning condenser coils, checking for leaks, verifying seal integrity, calibrating thermostats and ensuring drains are clear. Preventative servicing helps reduce the risk of component failure and extends the life of both static and transport refrigeration systems.
Why are refrigeration calibrations important for my business?
Calibrations ensure your refrigeration system maintains accurate, stable temperatures. This is critical in industries like food production, seafood handling and pharmaceuticals, where temperature fluctuations can lead to spoilage, safety risks or compliance failures. Calibrated systems also use energy more efficiently, reducing running costs. Professional calibration includes temperature testing with certified instruments and system adjustments to meet required specifications. It’s a small task that can prevent large-scale product loss and regulatory issues.
What should I do if my coldroom isn’t holding temperature properly?
If your coldroom starts warming or fluctuating in temperature, act quickly. First, avoid opening the doors to retain the remaining cold air. Check the door seals, power supply and monitor for frost buildup, which could suggest airflow issues. Call a licensed refrigeration technician to diagnose and fix the problem before it escalates. Delayed action could result in total stock loss, equipment damage and unnecessary downtime. In a humid area like Tully, fast response is key.
