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There are thousands of details to consider when opening a new restaurant. Owners and managers have to consider everything from getting the right licensing and hiring staff to attracting customers and managing ongoing operations. As one of Tennessee's leading providers of commercial kitchen equipment parts and repair service, we’ve worked with hundreds of restaurants over the years during their initial start up.
The last thing you should stress about when opening a restaurant is your commercial kitchen equipment. To help, we compiled a list of some of our most popular tips and resources for what you should know about kitchen equipment when opening a new restaurant.
Purchasing Commercial Kitchen Equipment for Your New Restaurant
Whether you’re new to purchasing restaurant equipment or you’ve outfitted several commercial kitchens, it’s important to practice due diligence before investing. This blog post will help you make sure you’ve considered all the options as you prepare to make your purchases.
The equipment you choose can make a huge difference in how well your kitchen runs. We’ve created this handy checklist to make sure your commercial kitchen is outfitted with the essential equipment you need to get started.
Trying to determine the best power source for your ranges and ovens? This post outlines ​​four things to consider when you’re outfitting your commercial kitchen.
There are definitely pros and cons to buying both new and used equipment. This post walks you through the advantages and disadvantages so you can make the decision that works best for you and your budget.
Resources for Managing a Commercial Kitchen
One of the most important things you can do when opening a new restaurant is to create a working environment that operates smoothly. This post highlights a few of the most valuable tips we’ve seen when it comes to corralling the chaos of a commercial kitchen.
In a new restaurant, it’s important to train new employees so they feel competent and comfortable in the fast-paced and high-pressure environment of a commercial kitchen. This post will help you orient new staff by providing them with practical, relevant information about your kitchen equipment
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As you plan your kitchen, it’s important to consider designing it in a way that works for your entire team. This post outlines a few valuable tips for improving your commercial kitchen layout and environment.
Maintaining Commercial Kitchen Equipment at Your New Restaurant
Ensuring your equipment stays clean is one of the best ways to increase its longevity. This blog post provides a quick and easy reference for cleaning several pieces of equipment in your commercial kitchen.

Many repair companies promise excellent service, but not all of them are willing to back up their promises with a written service guarantee. This post outlines four questions that will help you choose a service partner with years of experience, proper certification, and a commitment to excellence.
Planned maintenance is often put on the back burner for new restaurants. To help our customers keep on top of these tasks, we created this checklist based on our extensive experience in commercial kitchen repair and our knowledge about how to best maintain your equipment.
Looking for a Parts Supplier & Service Tech? We’d Love to Partner with You
Getting a restaurant up and running is a huge undertaking! You deserve to have people who can support your operation. At ATECH, we pride ourselves on the partnerships we’ve developed with restaurant owners over the past 30 years. As an authorized service provider for
more than 120 manufacturers, we’d love to bring our experience to help serve you in your endeavor. Reach out today for a planned maintenance quote.
Locations also available in Memphis, Knoxville, Chattanooga, and Johnson City
Nashville: (615) 255-2002
Memphis: (901) 379-0900
Chattanooga: (423) 629-0906
Johnson City: (423) 979-0069
Knoxville: (865) 692-4840
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