Curtis builds coffee brewers and beverage equipment. As with all brewers, water quality and scale drive the majority of service calls.
Companies that name Curtis
3 companies in
this directory state on their own website that they service Curtis
equipment. This directory is independent and not affiliated with Curtis;
for warranty work, check with the manufacturer first, because using an
unauthorized company can void cover. Our
warranty guide covers
how that plays out.
Serves More than 2,000 cities and towns across eight East Coast states, and more
3019 Hempland Road, Lancaster, PA 17601
Lancaster headquarters of a company that has been an independent corporation since 2017, when Glenn Clark Jr bought the service and parts division of Clark Associates, a business his father and uncle founded as an electrical… Read the full check
Services: cooking, refrigeration, dish machines, ice machines +3 more
✓ Website verified Aug 202624/7 claimed, untestedCFESA certified
Serves Philadelphia, the Lehigh Valley, and surrounding areas
51 S. 14th Street, Quakertown, PA 18951
Veteran-owned Quakertown company working Philadelphia, the Lehigh Valley and surrounding areas. Founded on 10 August 1999 by Dwight P. Read the full check
Services: cooking, dish machines, slicers & mixers, coffee +2 more
✓ Website verified Aug 2026✓ Phone answered24/7 claimed, untested
Toledo company serving northwest Ohio since 1968, splitting its work between commercial food equipment and commercial or industrial HVAC. Read the full check
Services: cooking, refrigeration, ice machines, dish machines +5 more
✓ Website verified Aug 2026✓ Phone answered24/7 claimed, untested
Most commercial service companies work across brands and describe
themselves as servicing all makes and models rather than listing every
manufacturer. 98 companies in this directory
cover cooking equipment,
which is the wider pool to search if nobody above covers your area.
Brand experience matters most for equipment with proprietary controls,
for warranty work, and for parts availability. Ask whether the company
stocks parts for your specific model, since first-visit completion
depends on what is already on the truck.