Who We Serve
Owners & Operators
bringing your vision to life
BSI is proud to have served the Foodservice and Hospitality industries for over forty years. Our approach to products and services is much like the industries we serve: our successes don’t happen in a silo, but in collaboration with each stakeholder and the unique skills and perspectives they provide.
Over the last four decades, we’ve specialized in building strong relationships with each professional partner who works alongside our projects to ensure their ultimate success. From MAS Consultants devising a strategic master plan and Foodservice Design Consultants bringing your vision to life, to Dealers ensuring a meticulous installation and on-time completion, we serve as a liaison to Construction and Project Owners and Foodservice Facility Operators to ensure your projects are executed on time, on budget and as desired. We leverage our expertise and experience to the benefit of each project team that we’re privileged to be a part of and work hard to support each element of your servery design, fabrication and install throughout the process.
What sets BSI apart is our focus on both form and function; on not simply that it works, but that it works for you. We pride ourselves not just on our superior design and meticulous attention to detail, but on the support that we provide throughout the project and post-install.
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faces of BSI
"I always think about our customers, the install process and what it's going to look like when the job is complete."
Pablo E.
Custom Welding Department
Quality welding is a key component to manufacturing first-class serveries, so you want the best person for the job at the helm. As team lead of the Custom Welding Department, Pablo is renowned for his skills with the torch. We’ll put Pablo and his team up against anyone in the industry, knowing that the quality of their work and attention to detail that they put forth, day in and day out, is second to none.
