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Kimball Junction, Utah

Breakroom service in Kimball Junction.

Kimball Junction is where Summit County actually works. Offices, tech, retail and hospitality stacked around the I-80 interchange, with a lunch rush that gets a lot harder in ski season. A stocked room takes that decision off the table.

  • Sketch line drawing of a covered serving dishReal meals on site when the lunch spots are packed
  • Sketch line drawing of a hand holding a coinCabinetry, coolers, machines and kiosks installed at no cost
  • Sketch line drawing of a delivery truck with a clockService that moves with the season rather than a fixed calendar
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Modern office micro market self-checkout
Sketch line drawing of a delivery truck with a clockBuilt for a seasonal swingRemote monitoring reports what actually sold, so a busy winter and a quiet spring get stocked differently rather than to an average.
Sketch line drawing of a covered serving dishFood cooked in Logan, delivered hereSalads, sandwiches, wraps and breakfast burritos on the same route that stocks the rest of the room, rotated ahead of date.
Sketch line drawing of a hand holding a coinNothing to buy up frontCabinetry, coolers, machines and kiosks are provided and installed at no cost. No setup fee either.

What we install and service in Kimball Junction

Six services, one local partner.

Start with one or build the whole room. Every program is built around your headcount, your shifts and the space you actually have.

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Micro markets

An open, self-checkout store in your breakroom. Over 450 items, built in cabinetry sized to your room, open 24 hours.

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Traditional vending

Modern snack, drink and combination machines for tighter rooms, off-shift coverage and satellite buildings.

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Coffee and tea

Bean-to-cup, single-serve and espresso equipment, sized to your morning rush, with every supply included.

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Fresh food

Salads, sandwiches, wraps and breakfast burritos, cooked in our Logan kitchen and delivered on our own routes.

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Office pantry

Snacks and drinks the company provides, free to your team at the point of use. You set the monthly budget.

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Three-bay smart cooler wall labeled snacks, drinks, and fresh food in a breakroom

Smart coolers

Secure grab-and-go coolers that unlock with a card and charge for what comes out. A small footprint for tight spaces.

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Around Kimball Junction

Summit and Wasatch counties.

The Park City route covers the communities below, east of Salt Lake City via I-80 and US-40. More than one site in the region goes on the same schedule.

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  1. Park City region

    Summit and Wasatch counties, east of Salt Lake City via I-80 and US-40.

    Key cities
    • Park City
    • Kimball Junction
    • Snyderville
    • Heber City
    • Midway
    • Kamas
Outside the listed areas?

Not on the list? Call (435) 512-2845 and we will confirm your address.

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Before you ask

Questions from Kimball Junction workplaces

Do you run a route out to Kimball Junction?

Yes. Kimball Junction is on the standing Summit County route with Park City and Snyderville, straight off I-80. It is scheduled service, not an exception.

What does it cost to get started?

Nothing. The consultation is complimentary, the design is no-obligation, and if you go ahead we cover the cabinetry, coolers, machines and kiosks and install them at no cost to you.

There are places to eat right here. Why bother?

Fair question. The argument is not that there is nothing nearby, it is the twenty minutes a team loses crossing the parking lot and waiting in line, and how much worse that gets between December and March. If your people are not leaving at lunch anyway, a coffee program and a cooler may be all you need, and we will say so.

Our headcount swings with the season.

Tell us when your season runs and we plan ahead of it. Remote monitoring reports the real draw, so service frequency and volume move with the swing rather than sitting on a fixed schedule.

Do you charge more for being out here?

No. Distance on its own does not set anything. What matters is the headcount, the equipment the room needs and how often it has to be serviced.

How do people pay?

Tap, mobile wallet, credit and debit, or a market card. Employers can fund the market directly or load allowances onto employee accounts, which suits seasonal staff.

Book a free walkthrough

Tell us about your Kimball Junction workplace.

Share your headcount, your season and what is in the breakroom now. We will set up a 30-minute visit. Rather talk now? Call (435) 512-2845.

  • Sketch line drawing of banknotesNo cost for equipment or installation.
  • Sketch line drawing of a person running past a clockA walkthrough takes about 30 minutes.
  • Sketch line drawing of a person with a speech bubbleA local rep handles it from the first call.

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