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Draft Beer Line Cleaning and Draft System Service in McHenry County, Illinois

McHenry County sits northwest of Chicago, with Lake County to the east and the Wisconsin state line to the north. Crystal Lake, its largest city, has a historic downtown district. Woodstock, the county seat, is built around its brick-paved Square and opera house, and McHenry's Riverwalk follows Boone Creek down to the Fox River. Algonquin, Lake in the Hills and Huntley line the county's southern edge, Cary and Fox River Grove sit to the east, and Harvard and Marengo lie farther west.

Bars and restaurants here range from small-town taverns and downtown dining spots to banquet halls, golf clubs, taprooms and places along the Fox River and the Chain O'Lakes. We handle scheduled line cleaning for McHenry County accounts along with repairs, new installations, glycol chiller service and CO2 work. A regular schedule matters as much for a tavern with a handful of taps as for a banquet hall with several bars, because a line that sits between busy weekends still collects buildup.

For businesses that are opening, remodeling or adding taps, we can plan and install the draft system, from cooler placement and line routing to the gas setup, so it pours right from the first keg.

Close-up of a row of chrome draft beer faucets with black tap handles

McHenry County communities we cover include

  • Crystal Lake
  • McHenry
  • Woodstock
  • Lake in the Hills
  • Algonquin
  • Huntley
  • Cary
  • Fox River Grove
  • Johnsburg
  • Spring Grove
  • Richmond
  • Wonder Lake
  • Harvard
  • Marengo

Services in McHenry County

The full range of commercial draft work, from scheduled line cleaning to new installations.

Common questions

Do you cover the western part of the county?

Yes. Our McHenry County service area is not limited to the towns closest to Chicago. It includes Woodstock, Harvard and Marengo as well as Crystal Lake, Algonquin and McHenry.

Can you add taps or replace an older system?

Yes. We add taps to existing systems when the cooler, trunk line and gas supply allow it, and rebuild older systems that no longer hold temperature or pour consistently. Draft system installation.

How often do our lines need to be cleaned?

Under Illinois rules, at least once a week, or every two weeks for certain systems designed to limit buildup, such as glycol systems, as long as they are checked weekly. A signed record of each cleaning has to be kept. Our summary of the Illinois rule.

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