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Miami commercial equipment repair

Commercial foodservice equipment repair in Miami, FL.

BARO Service repairs and maintains commercial and industrial refrigeration, cooking, beverage, warewashing, HVAC and restaurant equipment for Miami business and restaurant owners.

  • Same day & emergency service
  • We service most major brands
  • Flexible schedule
  • Licensed and insured technicians

BARO Service provides commercial and industrial foodservice equipment repair in Miami for restaurants, markets, cafes, commercial kitchens and business owners. We service refrigeration, walk-in coolers, reach-in units, cooking equipment, fryers, ovens, stoves, grills, beverage machines, ice machines, dishwashers, warewashing equipment, HVAC systems and exhaust hoods. If equipment is leaking, not holding temperature, shutting down, producing inconsistent heat, making unusual noise or affecting daily service, call (786) 746-9043. BARO will help route the request to the correct equipment service page and confirm the next step for repair or maintenance.

We repair

Commercial kitchen equipment we repair:

Commercial and industrial equipment service for business and restaurant owners across Miami.

Commercial equipment repair
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BARO network

Looking for BARO service outside Miami?

Use the Miami site for local calls. These other BARO sites help visitors reach the right service area when they are outside our city.

Who we serve

Built for business and restaurant owners who need equipment back in service.

Restaurants, convenience stores, grocery stores, retailers, corporate facilities, schools, universities and entertainment venues rely on working equipment every day. BARO focuses on commercial and industrial equipment, not residential appliance, plumbing or dryer repair.

Need service today?

Call BARO Service now or send a request and we will follow up.

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