Beer lines have a very important job; they carry beer from the keg to the tap to ensure it reaches the consumers glass in the cleanest and freshest way possible. If not consistently maintained and cleaned correctly, they will degrade over time and the beer will not taste and smell as the brewer intended. This can frequently drive consumers to find another venue they can rely on for a quality beer.

Beer (back) boards are the poor cousin to the beer system - they are often neglected and not cleaned as frequently as the lines, if at all. The connections points on the boards are often overlooked, rarely cleaned and not checked for bacteria build up. You would be surprised how often the MODD boys find this to be the case!

Couplers are the first connection point between the keg and the beer system and therefore hold a special place in the heart of the MODD boys! The taps are the last link and arguably the most important link in the beer chain, before the consumer receives their beer.

Even the most well-maintained beer systems will require the odd spare part now and then to keep them ticking along. Should the worst-case scenario occur and your beer system ceases to work even for a day, this can result in significant loss in revenue.

When a breakdown occurs in your beer system, it can be a stressful occurrence and generally happens at a time when you least expect or can afford! Often you don’t know what the problem is or who to turn too for advice or where to start with the diagnosis.

When it comes to cool rooms, the MODD boys have seen it all! We know that cool room and refrigeration space can often be at a premium and food does end up being stored in the same cool room as the beer dispensing system.