A FAST Look At Our Services

Fast Fix LLC provides decades and decades of combined experience in service, repair, and installation of appliances in restaurants around the Missouri area. We know a thing or two about your equipment, and that’s an understatement! Our appliance technicians in Missouri can repair most everything in a commercial kitchen, and we love getting you back up and running. Here is a FAST introduction to the types of appliances that we work with, as well as some instances where you need to call us.


If You See These Signs - CALL US!

Refrigerators (Reach-in or walk-in)
- Gaskets aren’t sealing
- Temperature fluctuates
- Puddles forming on the inside or outside

Freezers (Reach-in or walk-in)
- Losing its chill
- Overfreezing food
- Strange noises
- Frost buildup
- The freezer doesn’t run (obviously, call us!)

Ice Machines
- Low water flow
- Water leaking into the machine
- Ice not freezing completely
- Machine shut down due to water temperature being too warm

Prep Tables
- Gaskets losing seal
- Door/hinges getting squeaky
- Drains not working properly
- Food losing its cool

Grills
- Not getting up to temperature
- Has a strange smell when you turn it on

Ovens
- The pilot light won’t stay lit
- The thermostat isn’t working
- Uneven temps

Steamers
- Low or high water
- Overtemp
- Undercooked or slowly cooked food
- Won’t come on
- Won’t heat up
- Steam comes out of the door

Microwave Ovens
- Not heating or working
- Shuts off after a few seconds
- Turntable not turning
- Buttons not working
- Display not working
- Sparking or arcing
- Is loud or noisy

Fryers
- Pilot light won’t stay lit
- Burners are burning out
- Temperature isn’t controlled

Pizza Ovens
- Thermostat Problems
- The pilot not staying lit
- Convection fan not running
- Not baking properly
- Strong bottom baking
- Uneven baking
- Burning food
- Extended baking time

HVAC
- Poor air quality
- Airflow inconsistencies
- Odd noises
- System capacity is off
- Running rough
- Clogs in the drain line

Exhaust Vents
- Motor issues
- Power failure
- Moisture buildup
- Debris buildup

Makeup Air
- Air quality decreasing
- Negative air pressure
- Grease buildup happening
- Kitchen vent hoods not performing efficiently
- Backdrafts

Preventative Maintenance with Maintenance Agreements

Fast Fix offers maintenance agreements on an individual basis. An information list is available outlining what we do to promote the health of your kitchen. One of the hardest things to do in a busy restaurant is to maintain a lot of the equipment that you use daily. With our help, we schedule Preventive Maintenance for your restaurant(s) that includes HVAC, refrigeration, cleaning and replacing filters throughout your restaurant. This reduces waste, downtime, energy usage, and improves the bottom line of your business. Our new customers will receive a discount on their first service call. We want to ensure that you are satisfied with the service that we provide.

We offer competitive rates to all restaurants, school districts, senior care facilities and commercial businesses that provide and produce food.


Get Your Service FAST

Fast Fix LLC is here for all of your restaurant maintenance in Mid-Missouri. We serve areas around Columbia, Jeff City, St. Louis, Lake of the Ozarks, as well as Western Illinois. Please, visit our website to learn more about our services, or give us a call. We would love to talk with you about how we can help improve your restaurant's efficiency through appliances that are maintained and working when you need them. Don’t forget that we also offer 24/7 emergency services, as well! Give us a call at 573-544-0456 to get started.

Fast Fix LLC. Restaurant Equipment Service & Repair - 

One Call Does It All! 




Fast Fix LLC. Restaurant Services
3362 State Road JJ
Kingdom City, MO 65262

Columbia: 573-544-0456
St. Louis: 636-327-8349

Location: Kingdom City, MO, USA

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