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WALK-IN COOLERS & COLD STORAGE IN FORT WORTH

PanelTX builds and installs custom walk-in coolers, freezers, and insulated metal panel systems across Fort Worth — from arena concession stands to convenience stores on the east side. Our shop sits twenty-five minutes west in Parker County, so a Fort Worth job is a local job for us, not a road trip.

— OUR SOLUTIONS

What We Build Around Fort Worth

ARENA & VENUE CONCESSIONSConcession cold storage at Dickies Arena. Venue work means short build windows between events, service corridors that were never sized for panel deliveries, and an inspection date that cannot move.

CONVENIENCE STORES & BEER CAVESWalk-in coolers, beer caves, beverage walls, and reach-in glass doors for c-stores along I-35W, Highway 287, and the Alliance corridor.

RESTAURANTS & COMMERCIAL KITCHENSWalk-ins, freezers, and sealant-free hygienic coving for kitchens in the Stockyards, West 7th, and the Near Southside — built to clear health inspection the first time.

INSULATED PANEL ENVELOPESIMP wall and roof systems for warehouses, cold docks, and industrial buildings — including panel lines manufactured right here in Fort Worth.

— LOCAL KNOWLEDGE

Why Fort Worth Work Moves Faster With Us

Fort Worth is our home market. PanelTX runs out of Parker County, about twenty-five minutes west of downtown, and a large share of our installations sit inside Tarrant County.

That proximity matters more than it sounds. Cold storage jobs go sideways on lead time and site access, not on panel specifications — a cooler that lands two weeks late costs a restaurant far more than the cooler did. Because we stock panels and doors locally and our crews are already in the Metroplex, a Fort Worth project does not sit in a queue behind a job three states away.

There is a second local advantage worth knowing. KPS Global, one of the five insulated panel lines we install, builds its walk-in cooler and freezer panels here in Fort Worth, and Metl-Span runs a plant up in Lewisville. For a Fort Worth job that means shorter freight, shorter lead times, and a factory we can drive to when something needs to be worked out face to face.

Food service work here runs through the City of Fort Worth and Tarrant County Public Health. We build to those requirements from the drawing stage — coved floor-to-wall transitions, cleanable surfaces, and door hardware that will not get flagged — so the inspection is a formality instead of a second round of work.

— COMMON QUESTIONS

Fort Worth Cold Storage Questions

How fast can you get to a Fort Worth job site?Our shop and our stock are in Parker County, roughly twenty-five minutes from downtown Fort Worth. Most Fort Worth projects get a site walk within a few days, and service calls do not wait on a truck coming in from out of state.

Do you handle the health inspection requirements?We build to City of Fort Worth and Tarrant County Public Health requirements for food establishments — coved wall-to-floor transitions, cleanable non-porous surfaces, and listed components where the code calls for them. We coordinate with your inspector so nothing turns up as a surprise on inspection day.

Can you work around our operating hours?Yes. Venue and restaurant work in Fort Worth almost always happens overnight, between events, or inside a scheduled closure. We plan the build around your calendar rather than asking you to close for ours.

Do you service what you install?Yes. Panels, doors, gaskets, hinges, coving, and the refrigeration package all come from one team, so a warranty question never turns into three phone calls and two finger-points.

Building Cold Storage in Fort Worth?

Tell us the footprint, the temperature, and the date it has to be running. We will walk the site and price the panels, doors, coving, and refrigeration as one scope. Call 682-402-4080 or request a quote.

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