Commercial Kitchen Equipment Repair
Roxly diagnoses and repairs non-refrigerated commercial kitchen equipment — ranges, ovens, fryers, griddles, dishwashers, steamers, mixers, and coffee equipment — for restaurants and food-service businesses throughout the Charlotte metro. Findings and an estimate are reviewed with you before any repair.
This service covers non-refrigerated kitchen equipment. Roxly does not service commercial refrigeration equipment (walk-ins, reach-ins, prep tables, display cases, ice machines).
Equipment we service
Commercial Range & Oven Repair
A burner won't ignite or stays lit with a weak flame
Fryer Repair
The fryer won't heat oil to temperature
Griddle Repair
Hot and cold spots across the cooking surface
Commercial Dishwasher Repair
Dishes coming out still dirty or spotted
Steamer Repair
The steamer isn't producing steam
Commercial Mixer Repair
The mixer won't start
Coffee & Espresso Machine Repair
The machine isn't reaching brewing or steam temperature
Holding Cabinet Repair
The cabinet isn't holding food at temperature
What a service call covers
A technician diagnoses the equipment on-site, then reviews the findings and an estimate with you before any repair work begins — the same diagnosis-first approach Roxly uses for every service call.
Brands we service
See all commercial kitchen brands
Frequently asked questions
What commercial kitchen equipment do you repair?
Ranges, ovens, fryers, griddles, dishwashers, steamers, mixers, coffee and espresso equipment, and holding cabinets.
Do you service refrigeration equipment like walk-ins or ice machines?
No — Roxly does not service commercial refrigeration equipment (walk-ins, reach-ins, prep tables, display cases, ice machines). Call to discuss your equipment.
How fast can you respond when a piece of equipment goes down during service?
Scheduling depends on technician availability and location. Call (980) 370-2911 to ask about the earliest available appointment.
Will I get an estimate before any repair work?
Yes. A technician diagnoses the equipment first, then reviews findings and an estimate with you before any repair is approved.