Kitchen Guys Now Offering Commercial Restaurant Equipment
Jun 20, 2023
Significant savings for food service in Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts
PAWTUCKET, R.I. - June 20, 2023 - PRLog -- Kitchen Guys today announced the addition of their Restaurant Equipment showroom. Commercial customers now have a new option for shopping a large selection of commercial kitchen appliances with significant savings. Kitchen Guys offers refurbished, like new, and scratch-and-dent commercial kitchen appliances in RI and Southeastern MA.
"I started selling Residential kitchen appliances 17 years ago and it grew from a small showroom to a 5000 sq ft showroom. My background is commercial kitchen design and I have been selling used and refurbished equipment for over 37 years," says Michael Gaffin, owner of Kitchen Guys.
Kitchen Guys is well-stocked with convection ovens, griddles, toasters, gas and electric ranges, ovens, broilers, and more, all from top manufacturers. Kitchen Guys understands that kitchen appliances and restaurant equipment can be expensive. For this reason, they source top-quality scratch and dent appliances and offer them to residents and business owners in Rhode Island, New England, and all of the United States. They offer refurbished products as well as ones that are fresh off the assembly line.
Features and benefits offered by Kitchen Guys include
- Budget-friendly equipment from leading manufacturers like Hatco, Hobart, and Alto Shaam
- On-site delivery and a six month warranty
- A constantly rotating selection of high-quality commercial and residential kitchen equipment and appliances
The Kitchen Guys Restaurant Equipment showroom, located at 299 Walcott St Pawtucket, RI, is now open for browsing. Local customers are encouraged to stop by to see what's available, or call for inquiries on specific brands or models. Gaffin shared that much of the inventory is sold before it can be listed on Kitchen Guys' website. Makes and models of both residential and commercial grade equipment varies from day to day, so it's worth the time to check back frequently to see what choices there are.
About Kitchen Guys: Since 1985 Kitchen Guys has been the budget-conscious choice for outfitting residential kitchens with refurbished and scratch-and-dent appliances. The recent addition of commercial-grade appliances ensures food service businesses can enjoy the same savings as their many satisfied residential customers. Kitchen Guys can equip any kitchen: a coffee shop, a quick-service establishment, or fine dining. Whether a customer is starting up a new business or replacing equipment in an established one, large-scale, or small, Kitchen Guys looks forward to working with customers to save them money and time when they need kitchen appliances.
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