Who we serve
Built for the buildings that can't go down.
The route is designed for operators and property teams across the west Portland metro who need steady upkeep and one clear point of contact.
Restaurants
Line coolers, walk-ins, and bar ice held steady through a Friday rush.
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Breweries & taprooms
Cold rooms and glycol-adjacent boxes watched around the clock.
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Wineries
Barrel and bottle storage kept in a tight band, logged automatically.
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Cafés & bakeries
Dairy fridges, retarders, and nugget ice on one flat fee.
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Small grocers & co-ops
Open cases and back-of-house boxes, plus inspection-ready records.
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Food hubs & farm stands
Aggregation coolers that keep a grower's harvest sellable.
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Hotels
Banquet coolers, ice on every floor, and rooftop units on route.
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Schools
Cafeteria cold holding with temperature logs the district can pull.
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Retail shops
Lighting, comfort, security, and the small repairs customers notice first.
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Apartment buildings & property managers
Turnover appliances, shared-area fixtures, water heaters, and planned electrical work.
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Offices
Comfort, access, controls, lighting, and recurring punch-list work on one calendar.
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Public & government buildings
Documented preventive care for public spaces, systems, and scheduled maintenance.
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Homeowners
A fixed seasonal checklist for the house: alarms, filters, dryer vent, water heater, and freeze prep, four times a year.
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Planned service area
- Beaverton
- Hillsboro
- Tigard
- Tualatin
- Sherwood
- Forest Grove
- Cornelius
- King City
- Newberg
- McMinnville
- Dundee
- Carlton
For homes
Calling a repair company vs. a home route
Same house, two ways of looking after it.
When someone shows up
Calling a repair company: After something breaks or leaks.
The Holdline home route: Four seasonal visits a year, on a set schedule.
What gets done
Calling a repair company: Only the problem you called about.
The Holdline home route: The same fixed checklist every season, set by us.
Detectors, filters, dryer vent
Calling a repair company: Up to you to remember.
The Holdline home route: Checked or swapped on schedule.
Records
Calling a repair company: A stack of invoices.
The Holdline home route: A written home record after every visit.
A general comparison of service models, not a price quote.