Commercial Cooking Equipment Repair in Erie, Pennsylvania
4 companies in
this directory service cooking equipment in Erie, including 1 based
elsewhere that publish coverage of the area.
4 have been
verified against the company's own published information. 3 advertise 24/7 emergency service. 1 holds CFESA
certification confirmed against CFESA's own locator.
Fryers, ranges and stoves, ovens, combi ovens, griddles, broilers, and steam equipment. Gas cooking repairs involve burner, pilot, thermostat, and gas valve work; electric units usually fail at elements, contactors, and controls. Ask whether the company stocks parts for your brands, since first-visit completion depends on the parts on the truck.
Operating since 1981 and the largest independent parts and service network in the tri-state area, with offices in Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Youngstown, and Erie serving Western Pennsylvania, Northeast Ohio, and Northwestern West… Read the full check
Services: coffee, cooking, slicers & mixers, HVAC +6 more
Serves Northeast Ohio and Western Pennsylvania: Ashtabula, Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, Mahoning, and more
1829 E 51st St, Ashtabula, OH 44004
Independent company based in Ashtabula, Ohio with a named team: owner Steve Maurer, lead service technician Jeff Maurer, and service manager Tyler Doyle. Read the full check
Services: cooking, slicers & mixers, hoods, HVAC +4 more
What we checked on cooking equipment companies in Erie
4 companies serving
4 verified by a person
3 confirmed by a phone call
3 publish 24/7 or emergency cover
Between them these companies name Red Goat (2), Stero (2), Traulsen (2), Ali Group, Baxter, Berkel, Centerline, Gaylord, Hobart and IBEX, among 38 brands in total, on their own sites. A bracketed number is how many of the companies above name that make.
A 24/7 figure counts companies that publish the claim, not ones we have
rung at night. Where a number has been dialled and answered, the listing
says so.
Ask any company whether they stock parts for your brands, since first-visit
completion depends on what is already on the truck. If it is after hours,
what 24/7 actually
means is worth two minutes before you dial.