Reduce Unexpected Breakdowns
Catch problems before equipment stops working.
Reduce unexpected breakdowns, protect your equipment, and keep your kitchen running.
Refrigeration • Cooking Equipment • Walk-Ins • Ice Machines • HVAC • Ventilation
Commercial kitchen equipment works hard every day. Dirty condensers, worn belts, failing fan motors, damaged wiring, weak ignition components and temperature problems often show warning signs before complete failure.
Regular preventive maintenance helps identify these problems early and can reduce downtime, food loss and expensive emergency repairs.
Catch problems before equipment stops working.
Regular cleaning and inspections can help extend equipment life.
Identify developing failures before a busy service period.
Receive documented equipment condition and maintenance history.
Choose a practical starting point. Final coverage is tailored to the equipment at your location.
For cafés and smaller commercial kitchens
From $249/visit* *2–3 preventive maintenance visits per year recommendedFor full-service restaurants
From $449/visit* *2–3 preventive maintenance visits per year recommendedFor restaurants that want one service company for the entire facility
From $799/visit* *2–3 preventive maintenance visits per year recommended*Pricing is per scheduled visit. Most commercial kitchens benefit from 2–3 preventive maintenance visits per year. High-volume or critical equipment may require more frequent service. Final pricing depends on equipment quantity, equipment type, service frequency, location, and the agreed scope of work.
Stop coordinating multiple service companies for different pieces of equipment.
Reach-ins, prep tables, undercounter refrigerators and freezers.
Commercial refrigeration serviceWalk-in coolers and walk-in freezers.
Walk-in refrigeration serviceOvens, ranges, fryers, griddles and related equipment.
Commercial equipment serviceCommercial ice production equipment.
Ice machine serviceCommercial dishwashers and related equipment.
Exhaust fans, belts, motors and ventilation equipment.
Commercial HVAC and rooftop units.
Exact maintenance procedures depend on the specific equipment and manufacturer requirements.
After scheduled maintenance, customers receive a clear summary of equipment condition and recommended next steps.
A concise maintenance history helps operators plan ahead and prioritize the equipment that needs attention.
Last PM: August 2026
Condenser cleaned. Temperature verified.
Condenser fan motor showing signs of wear.
Recommended action: monitor and plan replacement.
Electrical contactor showing signs of overheating.
Recommended action: repair before failure.
We inspect your location and identify the equipment that should be included in the maintenance program.
Covered equipment is documented and added to your Service Equipment Schedule.
We perform preventive maintenance based on the agreed monthly, bi-monthly or quarterly schedule.
You receive recommendations about equipment that is operating normally, requires attention or may need repair.
Preventive maintenance plans cover scheduled maintenance and inspection services included in the selected plan.\n\nUnless specifically included in the Service Agreement, the following are quoted separately:
Get the essentials before your assessment. Final coverage is always documented in your Service Agreement and Equipment Schedule.
Most commercial kitchens benefit from scheduled maintenance every three months. High-volume locations or critical refrigeration equipment may require more frequent maintenance.
No. Preventive maintenance and inspections included in the selected plan are covered. Replacement parts and additional repairs are quoted separately unless stated otherwise in the Service Agreement.
Yes. Depending on the selected plan, maintenance can include commercial refrigeration, walk-ins, cooking equipment, ice machines, dishwashing equipment, ventilation and HVAC systems.
Yes. Walk-in refrigeration can be included in Complete Kitchen and Total Facility Care plans.
Yes. HVAC and rooftop equipment can be included in the Total Facility Care plan.
Displayed prices are starting prices. Final pricing depends on equipment quantity, equipment type, maintenance frequency and location.
Yes. Covered equipment should be documented in a Service Equipment Schedule so both the customer and service company clearly understand what is included.
Schedule a complimentary equipment assessment and we'll recommend the maintenance plan that makes the most sense for your location.
Tell us about your location and equipment. Our team will follow up to discuss the right maintenance coverage.
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