M&M Cellar Systems
Air Conditioning Contractor -
Los Angeles, CA
About this pro
M&M Cellar Systems is an expert at wine cellar cooling here in Los Angeles, California and the surrounding Southern California cities. For years, we have been providing our customers with the best refrigeration systems for their wine collection. We install, maintain and repair cooling units making it efficient to maintain a climate controlled wine cellar environment.
The business was established by Mario Morales in 2011 and has since been a great customer service provider to residential to commercial business wine cellar owners. We offer a wide range of wine cellar refrigeration systems for different types of wine storage, from custom wine cabinets to small wine closets and to even large custom wine rooms. Our customers deserve only the top brands in wine cellar cooling system. We work with various wine cellar designers and builders to top quality brands like US Cellar Systems, Wine Guardian, CellarPro and more.
Each storage space is unique and needs a certain type of cooling equipment to best suit the kind of environment around it. Choosing the right brand of refrigeration system would be next and then the proper installation process would come after. Upon finishing, it is right to come up with a maintenance plan for it as well. This is important to prevent major defects and further ensure that your wine is kept safe in the years to come. As harsh as the temperature and humidity fluctuations are here in Los Angeles, California, we take pride in the cooling equipment we provide to last you for years, with proper maintenance. Call us today at (323) 578-3330 to know more about how we can help you with your wine cellar cooling needs!
- Time in business: 13 years
- 1551 East Gage Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90001
Detailed Information
| Year Established | 2011 |
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| Business Categories | Cooling, Heating, HVAC, Insulation in Los Angeles, CA |
Business Hours Please call to confirm
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Mon 8AM - 4PM
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Tuesday 8AM - 4PM
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Wednesday 8AM - 4PM
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Thursday 8AM - 4PM
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Friday 8AM - 4PM
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Saturday Closed
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