8 restaurant and commercial kitchen equipment
service companies serve the Dayton area: 3 based here and 5 covering it from nearby. Every one checked by a person.
Serves Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Michigan, and more
Family-owned specialist in commercial coffee and espresso equipment, working from a facility at Centerville near Dayton and stating a service area across six states: Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, West Virginia, Pennsylvania and… Read the full check
Springfield company operating since 1970, covering commercial refrigeration, HVAC, kitchen ovens and appliances for foodservice operations in the Springfield and Dayton area. Read the full check
One of Ohio's largest independent commercial kitchen service companies, with more than 55 CFESA-certified technicians, a service fleet of over 50 vehicles, and access to more than 5 million in-stock OEM parts, running 24 hours a… Read the full check
Services: cooking, slicers & mixers, ice machines, installation +4 more
Serves Major Ohio markets by their own listing: Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland and Lima
Ohio company covering commercial foodservice equipment, HVAC and construction for restaurants and retail across Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland and Lima, so one of the widest single-company footprints in this directory. Read the full check
Services: cooking, refrigeration, ice machines, dish machines +4 more
Factory-trained manufacturer service arm covering Cincinnati, Dayton, and Southwest Ohio. Repairs dishwashing systems, mixers, slicers, food processors, weighing and wrapping systems, and refrigeration using OEM parts, with most… Read the full check
Services: cooking, slicers & mixers, hoods, installation +4 more
Serves Based at Monroe, between Cincinnati and Dayton, covering greater Cincinnati, and more
150 Breaden Drive, Suite A/B, Monroe, OH 45050
Founded in 1954 and based at Monroe, midway between Cincinnati and Dayton, covering both those markets plus Columbus and a long list of towns between them. Read the full check
Services: refrigeration, ice machines, HVAC, installation +1 more
Serves Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, Southeast Indiana, and the Dayton area, and more
627 N Wayne Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45215
Founded in 1937 as Valley Refrigeration by Edward Anton Sr. in Elmwood, Cincinnati, and owned since 2020 by Sean Hulgin, who joined the company in the late 1980s. Read the full check
Services: cooking, hoods, HVAC, ice machines +3 more
Between them, the companies listed
above cover walk-in coolers and freezers, reach-in fridges and freezers, prep tables, ranges and stoves, ovens, fryers and more. They name 36 manufacturers between them, including
Bunn, Ditting, Fetco, Franke, Grindmaster.
If a machine is showing a code, look it up on our fault code pages before calling: knowing
whether it points at a probe, a heater or a water supply changes what
the technician brings.
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testing those claims by calling after hours and will publish the results.
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Dayton quick answers
8 companies serve Dayton, 2 with 24/7 or emergency availability, and 1 holds CFESA certification. Services covered: Coffee & Espresso Machines, OEM Parts, Installation, Commercial Refrigeration, Cooking Equipment, HVAC. In a hurry?
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let companies come to you. Plus 5 regional companies based elsewhere with published coverage of Dayton.
Choosing a service company in Dayton
For emergency calls, start with companies flagged 24/7 and confirm the
after-hours dispatch process when you call. For scheduled work, ask about
preventive maintenance agreements: the National Restaurant Association puts
average maintenance costs near 1.5 percent of a restaurant's sales, and a
maintenance contract usually costs less than a single season of emergency
repairs. CFESA certification is the industry's training standard for
commercial food equipment technicians and is worth asking about.