The context
A restaurant lives on two things customers rarely see and always feel: its cold storage and its atmosphere. If the cold room drifts, food is lost and the kitchen stops. If the dining room is too hot or too cold, guests leave earlier and think twice before coming back. Restaurants and restaurant chains call us because they cannot afford for either to fail. Some are a single site with one cold room; others are chains that entrust us with all their sites, which adds a third requirement: the same level of service everywhere, whatever the town.
