
Free Equipment Audit
Jon walks the kitchen, reviews visible equipment and starts building the service picture.
Planned Maintenance Programs
Maintenance should not be a mystery. Kismet helps you understand what you own, what condition it is in, what it needs and what it will cost to maintain.
The Problem
When equipment fails during service, everyone feels it: staff, customers, managers and the bottom line. Planned Maintenance gives operators a clearer way to make decisions before pressure takes over.
Kismet starts with the kitchen in front of us — not a generic checklist. The goal is simple: understand the equipment, reduce surprises where possible and give you a practical maintenance plan that respects your operation.

How It Works
Clear steps. Clear pricing. No mystery.

Jon walks the kitchen, reviews visible equipment and starts building the service picture.

You receive an equipment list, condition notes and recommended priorities.

Maintenance frequency is planned around equipment type, condition and operational pressure.

After PM visits, you receive notes on what was completed and quotes for repairs when needed.
Related Support
Maintenance is often where small issues are found before they turn into operational headaches.
FAQ
Clear answers before you pick up the phone.
The audit includes a walk-through of visible equipment, a basic inventory, condition notes, recommended PM timing and transparent maintenance pricing.
No. The audit is designed to help you understand your equipment needs before choosing a PM program.
Yes. PM customers receive priority service, and emergency service calls for PM customers do not carry overtime charges according to the current briefing.
Yes. Maintenance is built around the equipment, condition and manufacturer-recommended care where appropriate.
Next Step
Know what your kitchen needs before it becomes an emergency.