Foodservice Equipment for Your Operation
What you need, when you need it because that makes all the difference. Boelter understands that having the right foodservice equipment for your business is essential to everything you do.
Working Together To Bring Great Things to the Table
As a leading restaurant equipment supplier to the foodservice industry for more than 90 years, Boelter brings innovative commercial kitchen equipment solutions, deep industry experience and insightful consultation to any operation.
Whether you are opening a brand new restaurant or remodeling a bar, providing meals to senior living residents or catering events for club members, we have the expertise to outfit your space with whatever it uniquely requires to perform successfully.
Commercial Kitchen Equipment Solutions
From initial vision through execution and beyond, our objective is to ensure that the commercial kitchen equipment you use enhances both the function and flow of your space.
Boelter can step in and facilitate:
Foodservice equipment specification and procurement
Expert guidance in selecting and acquiring the most suitable equipment to meet your operational requirements.
Custom fabrication
Precision-crafted solutions designed to improve functionality and aesthetics, tailored to your specific needs.
Project management
Professional oversight throughout the project lifecycle, ensuring timely execution.
Logistics and delivery
Reliable handling and transportation of equipment to your site, ensuring prompt installation and minimal disruption.
Volume purchasing power
Access to cost-effective solutions through our industry relationships, without compromising on quality.
Site management
On-site coordination to facilitate smooth installation and minimize operational downtime.
Inventory and training
Comprehensive support services, including inventory management and staff training, to optimize equipment utilization.
Warranty management and maintenance
Proactive maintenance and warranty management to safeguard equipment reliability and longevity.
Learn More
By providing exceptional foodservice and bar equipment, selection, coordination, installation and customer support prowess to lighten your load, we can work together so your operation won’t miss a beat.
Learn more in our commercial restaurant equipment planning guide.
“Working with Boelter has been great. Chris Liesch has been very helpful from the start. He would recommend different equipment options and alternate sizes that best fit the space. The equipment would be dropped off in a single package and often installed in a day. He has saved a lot of time and headaches.”
– PHIL MESI, AREA REPRESENTATIVE AT PURE GREEN
Let's Talk
Talk to us about planning and sourcing your commercial kitchen equipment today.
Our Work
Whether you're opening your first facility, adding another restaurant, or adding food to your taproom, investing in foodservice equipment is a big commitment. We work with you to create a solution that you feel confident in.
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Ben & Jerry's
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Atlanta Marriott Marquis
American Airlines Arena
Valparaiso University
Pasta House Co.
Potawatomi Hotel Casino
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The Right Foodservice Equipment Partner
We combine our hard-earned industry experience and knack for outside-the-box problem-solving to help build customer confidence when making commercial kitchen equipment selections.
Inspiration
CapEx Planning in Senior Living and Healthcare: Webinar Wrap-Up
CapEx is actually short for capital expenditure and refers to funds that a business spends to acquire, maintain or improve long-term assets. This form of company spending is considered an investment that adds economic benefit to operations through increased efficiency or capacity. Long-term assets are usually fixed and non-consumable.
5 Ways Executive Directors Can Improve Foodservice at Senior Living Communities
Creating a great foodservice experience at your senior living facility is a team effort. From the executive director to the serving staff, everyone plays an important role. Too often, executive directors who do not have a background in foodservice will focus their energies elsewhere, but your presence is a critical piece to making your food and beverage operations a success.
Easing Foodservice Labor Issues with Equipment
There are many innovations in equipment that help combat the challenges of the current labor crisis. Smart equipment that makes use of the Internet of Things (IoT) technology, equipment featuring automated processes, and robotics are all part of today’s kitchens. Integrating these types of new equipment into your operation can make the kitchen a more pleasing environment to work in, ease workloads, and improve efficiencies.