Draft Beer Line Cleaning and Draft Service in Suburban Cook County
Suburban Cook County stretches from Evanston on the lakefront through the north suburbs to Schaumburg and Palatine in the northwest, and west to Oak Park and Forest Park. Along the way are downtown restaurant rows, sports bars, hotel bars near the airport, banquet halls and breweries, all depending on draft systems that stay clean and balanced.
We handle routine line cleaning for suburban accounts on a regular schedule, along with repairs, new installations, glycol chiller service and CO2 work. Hotels and banquet venues often run several bars or portable systems that see uneven use, and we can set up a cleaning schedule that covers every one of them.
Serving a location inside the city limits? See our Chicago page.
Suburban Cook County communities we cover include
- Evanston
- Wilmette
- Skokie
- Glenview
- Northbrook
- Niles
- Park Ridge
- Des Plaines
- Rosemont
- Elk Grove Village
- Mount Prospect
- Arlington Heights
- Palatine
- Schaumburg
- Oak Park
- Forest Park
Services in Cook County
The full range of commercial draft work, from scheduled line cleaning to new installations.
- Beer line cleaningScheduled cleaning of lines, faucets and couplers.
- Draft system installationNew systems, expansions and rebuilds, balanced to pour right.
- Draft system repair and serviceTroubleshooting foam, flat beer, leaks and worn parts.
- Glycol chiller serviceGlycol power pack checks, cleaning and top-offs.
- CO2 and beverage gasRegulators, blenders, gas lines, leak checks and bulk CO2.
Common questions
My town isn't listed. Is it in your service area?
The list above is a sample of north and west suburban communities, not a complete list. Tell us your city in the form below so we can confirm.
Do you work with hotels and banquet facilities?
Yes. Hotels, banquet halls and event venues are part of who we work with. Systems that sit idle between events still need regular cleaning, because beer left standing in a line keeps changing even when nobody is pouring.
How often do our lines need to be cleaned?
Illinois sets the minimum: at least once a week, or every two weeks for certain systems designed to limit buildup, as long as those are checked weekly. Our home page has a short, plain-language summary of the state rule. Read the summary.
Get in touch
Tell us about your Cook County location and what your draft system needs.