The menuboard is usually the first thing people see when they pull into a drive-thru. To make a good initial impression with your menuboard: 

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Headsets, timer systems, and other drive-thru parts are great when they work well. But one thing you can’t afford is the down time that occurs when a part needs repair or replacing. To keep your drive-thru up and running, CE’s drive-thru parts repairs are:

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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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If you’re shopping for a new headset system there are many questions to ask and a lot of features to look for. These criteria should be at the top of your list:

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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 drive-thru operation is a very busy place, especially during peak dayparts. You have enough on your mind without having to worry about whether that headset you just got back from the repair shop was fixed correctly.

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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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Drive thru-parts and equipment aren’t cheap, and neither are their repairs. That’s why it’s so important to find a drive-thru parts repair vendor you can count on for low prices, fast service and quality repairs.

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When you make mistakes on customer orders in your drive-thru lane, do you charge them to fix the meal over?  Of course not! So why do some drive-thru parts repair vendors charge you to fix a headset or some other part when it breaks down shortly after they supposedly fixed it the first time?

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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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