About Dishtec Pty Ltd
Dishtec Pty Ltd is an Australian service company based in Kingsgrove, New South Wales, specialising in commercial kitchen equipment. They provide installation, repair, and preventative maintenance for dishwashers, glasswashers, refrigeration units, ovens, cooktops, gas appliances, and other food-service equipment used in restaurants, cafés, hotels, clubs, hospitals, aged care facilities, and institutional kitchens across Australia. Dishtec works primarily business-to-business, coordinating with venue managers, chefs, facility managers, and hospitality operators, and typically bills via job-based invoices rather than consumer-style app subscriptions.
A Dishtec charge usually appears on a bank or card statement after a service call, equipment repair, scheduled maintenance visit, or installation of new equipment or parts. You might also see a charge for diagnostic call-out fees, emergency breakdown attendance, or the supply and delivery of replacement components (such as pumps, heating elements, control boards, refrigeration parts, or gas fittings). In some cases, venues set up ongoing service or maintenance agreements, so Dishtec may bill on a recurring (e.g., monthly or quarterly) schedule under the business name “DISHTEC PTY LTD” or a similar descriptor, and there may occasionally be pre-authorisation holds when a card is used to secure booking or confirm parts orders.
To verify or resolve questions about a Dishtec charge, first check internal records such as job sheets, work orders, email confirmations, or invoices sent to your venue’s accounts or maintenance department. Compare the transaction date and amount with recent service visits, equipment breakdowns, or installations at your site. If you still have questions, contact Dishtec directly via the details on their official website (dishtec.com.au) or the contact information printed on your invoice, providing your venue name, service address, approximate service date, and charge amount so they can look up the job. Common billing issues—such as duplicate payments, queries about call-out fees, or confusion between labour and parts charges—are usually resolved by requesting a detailed statement or copy of the signed job card from their accounts or service team.