Top 5 Ice Machine Rental in Denver, CO

Easy Ice rents and services commercial ice machines and does nothing else, which is rare in this metro. Everyone else we checked in Denver came to ice from the water cooler or the office coffee route. That shows in what they publish. They are the only company here naming Manitowoc, Hoshizaki, Scotsman and Follett together, and the only one that tells you whether a machine is air cooled. Their monthly subscription folds installation, two cleanings a year and every repair into one charge, which only one other company in this metro does. But we did not find a published price, and they do not state how fast a technician arrives. We recommend you ask what the 30 day cancellation notice costs if you need to end the agreement early.

ClearView Water runs three offices across the metro and places Follett ice and water dispensers in Denver breakrooms on a monthly agreement. They are the only company we found in this market willing to publish a starting rate, at 57 dollars a month. And they name 37 Front Range towns in their coverage, reaching from Fort Lupton down to Castle Rock. Nobody else in this metro runs more than one location, and a two week trial before you commit is unusual here too. But we did not find repairs named inside that monthly rate, and no capacity figure anywhere. Because 57 dollars is a starting price rather than a quote, we would advise confirming what the unit you actually need costs before the trial ends.

Pure Water Dynamics has leased water and ice equipment out of one Kalamath Street shop since 1988, which makes them the oldest locally owned company we verified in Denver. They are also the only one that commits to a timeframe on a breakdown, promising emergency service the same day or inside 24 hours at no charge. Nobody else here publishes a response window at all. And their coverage runs west into Evergreen and Idaho Springs, which no other company in this market claims. Folding installation, service calls and relocations into the lease is something only one other company here does. But we did not find a rate, a capacity figure or a cooling type anywhere. We suggest getting the 24 hour promise written into the agreement, because a published claim is not a contract term.

First Choice Coffee Services works out of a Bayaud Avenue branch in Denver, part of a refreshment network that has been trading since 1987, which is the earliest founding year we verified anywhere in this market. They publish what their ice system actually makes, up to 100 pounds a day, and half this market publishes no capacity figure at all. Repairs and maintenance come at no extra charge once the equipment is in. But they never call the arrangement a rental or a lease, and we did not find a monthly rate, a term length or a single Denver suburb named in their coverage. So before anything else, we would ask them to put the agreement structure and the service area in writing.

Colorado Pure is a family run beverage and breakroom company that has served Colorado Springs and Denver since 1997. They are the only provider we verified serving Denver from outside the metro, roughly 70 miles down I-25, and they run no branch closer. What they do publish is the choice itself, lease or buy, with maintenance and repair handled by them under the lease. Few companies in this market state that split so plainly. They also say they field test every unit at customer sites before offering it, which we saw nowhere else. But we did not find a rate, a term length or any Denver suburb named. Ask what the drive time means for a breakdown on a Friday afternoon.