Commercial Kitchen Equipment Repair in Kentucky

15Companies
4Metro areas
15Verified
1124/7 service

15 commercial kitchen and restaurant equipment service companies across Kentucky, from CFESA-certified independents to manufacturer factory branches and authorized service partners. 15 have been checked against the company's own published information under our six-check standard, and 2 hold CFESA certification confirmed against CFESA's own locator.

Metro areas

Bowling Green 3 service companies Lexington 7 service companies Louisville 11 service companies Owensboro 4 service companies

Browse Kentucky companies by equipment type

Preventive Maintenance 14 companies in Kentucky Cooking Equipment 13 companies in Kentucky Commercial Refrigeration 12 companies in Kentucky Installation 12 companies in Kentucky HVAC 11 companies in Kentucky Ice Machines 9 companies in Kentucky Dish Machines & Warewashing 9 companies in Kentucky OEM Parts 8 companies in Kentucky Hood & Exhaust Cleaning 6 companies in Kentucky Mixers, Slicers & Food Machines 5 companies in Kentucky Coffee & Espresso Machines 3 companies in Kentucky

Kentucky has licensed HVAC contractors since 1995

Kentucky requires HVAC contractor licensing through the Department of Housing, Buildings and Construction, and master contractor licensing covers refrigeration work as well as heating and air conditioning. A Kentucky company describing itself as licensed is pointing at a real state credential you can ask about.

One requirement applies everywhere regardless of state: anyone opening a refrigerant circuit needs federal EPA Section 608 certification. If a company offers to work on a sealed system without it, that is a reason to call someone else.

How coverage works in Kentucky

Most companies dispatch from a branch city and cover a wide radius, so a company listed under one metro often serves surrounding counties too. Each listing shows the service area the company states itself, and where a company is based outside the metro it markets into, we say so and note the distance.

If your equipment is under warranty, start with the manufacturer's factory service branch or authorized partner. For out-of-warranty repairs and maintenance contracts, independents are often faster and more flexible. Our guide on choosing a service company covers what to ask, and what 24/7 actually means is worth reading before you need it.

Last updated August 2026