Prime Boiler Services provides rental solutions across Western Canada from our own fleet, and across North America as part of the Thermogenics group of companies. Our boiler rentals include steam, hot water, glycol and thermal fluid, low NOx and high-capacity units. Whether it’s a planned shutdown, a failed boiler or a spike in demand, our certified technicians deliver, install and support your rental 24/7.
Prime Boiler Services is a well-known rentals provider in the West, with its own fleet serving industries across Western Canada. As part of the Thermogenics group of companies, we also draw on rental fleets and partners across North America, so we can deliver a rental solution for any requirement, wherever your plant is. Whatever your industry, whatever your needs, wherever you are, our team will evaluate your situation and recommend a solution tailored to you.
From an unexpected outage to a planned shutdown or a short-term need for more capacity, we’ll match you with the right steam boiler rental or temporary boiler rental. Every rental is backed by expert technicians from start to finish: on-site delivery and removal, installation and system integration, performance and efficiency optimization, ongoing maintenance and 24/7 emergency support.
We rent more than boilers. Complete boiler rooms, water treatment systems and ancillary equipment let you offset the cost of a new boiler or a major repair by renting a part or a whole system instead, and our emergency boiler rentals keep your plant running when a boiler fails.
For industrial boiler rental and commercial boiler rental, trust Prime to deliver dependable solutions and keep your steam and heat running when uptime matters.
One Call, Multiple Options
Our fleet ranges from Steam, Hot Water, Thermal Fluid Systems, Ohio Specials, Complete Boiler Rooms, and more. Each boiler rental unit undergoes a thorough inspection and testing by our expert technicians, guaranteeing it is ready for immediate deployment.
Our team of certified technicians is ready to support you every step of the way. Our experts ensure that your boiler rental operates efficiently and complies with all state and local regulations. We pride ourselves on our rapid response times and extensive downtime loss mitigation experience, ensuring your operations continue smoothly without interruptions.
Our team of certified technicians will ensure that your boiler rental operates efficiently and complies with all state and local regulations.
We pride ourselves on our rapid response times and extensive downtime loss mitigation experience, ensuring your operations continue smoothly without interruptions.
Thermogenics Boiler Rentals provide immediate solutions with our emergency boiler rental services in the event of a boiler failure. We understand the urgency of restoring your operations and offer seamless integration with your existing systems.
Thermogenics offers a broad selection of industrial and commercial boiler rentals designed to meet the demands of various applications. One quick call, and we’ve got it all covered—from start to finish. Feel at ease knowing our highly trained service technicians are here to support you through any challenges and ensure everything goes smoothly.
Whether you need a temporary boiler rental for a planned shutdown or a sudden failure, we have the expertise and equipment to meet your needs. Our low-volume, compact Thermocoil steam boiler rental can accommodate even the smallest footprints, ensuring a seamless fit for your facility.
Learn about our Ohio Special from Joe McMullen, Vice President U.S. Operations. This 600 HP energy efficient Thermocoil boiler has a footprint that is 40-60% smaller than conventional fire-tube boilers.
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What is the difference between a utility boiler and an industrial boiler?
A utility boiler is a large-scale system designed to generate steam for power plants, producing electricity for the grid. In contrast, an industrial boiler is smaller and used for direct heating applications in industries like food processing, pharmaceuticals, and manufacturing. While utility boilers typically run on coal, natural gas, or nuclear power, industrial boilers use natural gas, oil, or biomass for localized steam and heat generation.
What is the difference between commercial and industrial boilers?
