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Stainless steel range and cooking equipment in a commercial kitchen

Commercial cooking equipment service in MetroWest.

Experienced, equipment-side support for the kitchen you depend on. Clear communication, capable diagnosis, and a documented next step for every accepted job.

508-GRILL-99
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CFESAGas & Electric
Certified Technician

Factory-trained expertise

Service reports with photos

Technical care. Practical support.

CFESA Gas & Electric industry certifications, with factory training and certifications across several major commercial manufacturers. Training and warranty authorization are distinct.

Diagnostics & repair

Troubleshoot equipment faults and performance concerns, then review the findings, repair recommendations and proposed work with your authorized contact. Parts and additional work require approval.

Component replacement

Burners, valves, ignition assemblies, controls, doors, gaskets, thermostats, limits, safeties, hardware, electronics, and replaceable gas, steam and water-related components.

Installs, moves & PM

Equipment installs, moves, disconnect/reconnect support, planned maintenance and seasonal winterization. Scope is reviewed against the equipment, access, utilities and service window.

Commercial cooking equipment.

For restaurants, commissaries, QSR kitchens, schools, universities, hospitals, hotels, corporate kitchens, clubs and venues. Equipment and site acceptance are confirmed before scheduling.

  • Ovens, convection ovens & combis
  • Ranges & fryers
  • Griddles & charbroilers
  • Grills & clamshell grills
  • Smokers & pizza ovens
  • Induction burners
  • Steamers & holding equipment
  • Selected dish machines

CFESA certifications are industry credentials, not Massachusetts trade licenses. Licensed trades can be coordinated for permanent utilities or permits. Pizza oven service is equipment-side only: no chimney/flue work, masonry, refractory rebuilds, structural ventilation, or code/safety certification.

How it works.

Simple, convenient, and professional from start to finish.

1
Send Details & Photos

Share your equipment, photos, town, and the issue at your home, property, or commercial kitchen.

2
Review & Approve

GrillTech reviews the work and quote with you. You decide whether to proceed.

3
Schedule Your Service

Once scope and required payment or account terms are approved, we confirm a service window.

4
Service & Report

Receive expert customer support, service notes, photos, and clear recommendations for what comes next.

A few useful answers

Before we visit.

What should a commercial request include?

Your equipment list or model, the symptom, photos if available, town, access requirements, authorized contact and preferred service window. This helps us assess scope and parts needs.

Does factory certification mean you handle every brand's warranty?

No. Technician training and certification do not automatically make GrillTech a manufacturer-authorized warranty agent. Coverage and any required manufacturer dispatch are confirmed for the particular equipment and job.

Can you quote recurring PM, a move, or seasonal winterization?

Yes. We review equipment, utility connections, access, timing and frequency before proposing work. Licensed providers can be coordinated when the project involves permanent utilities or permits.

Is emergency service guaranteed?

No. Call or request service with your timing needs. GrillTech reviews availability and scope before accepting a job; submitting a request does not guarantee a response time or appointment.

What documentation will I receive?

Service notes, photos, findings and repair recommendations, along with expert customer support and clear communication about approved work and next steps.

A clear next step.

Tell us what your kitchen needs.

GrillTech reviews scope, travel and availability before confirming a quote or schedule.

Or call 508-GRILL-99

Ask GrillTech

Tell us about your equipment. We'll help you get started.