CE Repairs specializes in fixing broken drive-thru parts quickly and professionally. In fact, we consider our main job to be keeping your drive-thru operations running smoothly. So in addition to fixing your equipment in a timely manner, we also offer:

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When drive-thru operators call CE Repairs to inquire about our drive-thru parts repair services, the first three questions they ask are usually:

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A good headset equipment maintenance agreement (EMA) can be a lifesaver for drive-thru operators. The idea is to pay one fixed monthly fee that covers all drive-thru parts and equipment repairs.  Aside from knowing in advance what your repair costs will be, how do you know if your EMA is a good deal?

Here’s what to look for:

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Digital order confirmation boards (an often overlooked drive-thru part) provide a valuable tool for improving order accuracy in the drive-thru lane. But they provide more benefits than just reducing the amount of order mistakes. They also:

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Fast, accurate service is critical in the drive-thru, especially during your busiest dayparts. If you’re still relying strictly on line busting as your primary tool for moving cars through the lane faster, it’s time to join the 21^st century.

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Everyone in the QSR industry knows that speed and order accuracy sit at the top of the drive-thru customer benefit hierarchy. In fact, customers don’t just want these deliverables, they expect them every time they pull into your lane.

Customers also want:

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There’s a lot of good reasons to use HME drive-thru parts and equipment (such as the EOS | HD Headset System and the Zoom Timer System) in your drive-thru lane.

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Everyone knows Costco is a great place to shop. You can save money on name brands on a wide variety of products. But if you’re looking to save even more, you can buy their “house brand” (Kirkland) products. And you know you won’t be sacrificing quality because Costco has high standards for its branded products.

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Having your drive-thru parts and equipment constantly suffer downtime is like getting a flat tire in your car. You can drive along for a while in the undersized spare, but what you really need is to get the original tire fixed as quickly as possible.

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Most drive-thru parts repair companies offer equipment maintenance agreements (EMAs) to help manage the cost of repairs. But too often, those EMAs are designed for the needs of the vendor more than the customer.

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