Your local branchHartford Boiler Repair Works · West Hartford, CT44 Cody St., West Hartford
Hartford Boiler Repair Works maintains and repairs boilers for hospitals, colleges, food plants and industrial facilities in and around New Haven. Our own crews handle refractory, retubing and welding, and we arrange rental boilers through Thermogenics when a plant needs temporary steam.
New Haven is part of our West Hartford team’s service area, and we serve it from our branch on Cody St. Our technicians cover Connecticut and Massachusetts. We book scheduled work, such as burner tuning and steam trap surveys, around your plant’s operating calendar.
Our service trucks carry common parts, which cuts down on return trips. If a repair will keep a boiler offline for longer, we can bring in a rental boiler to carry the load while our crew finishes the work.
New Haven is covered by our West Hartford team
Hospitals, colleges, food and beverage plants, and paper and packaging operations make up much of our work across Connecticut. New Haven adds biotech labs, port terminals and shoreline manufacturers, all running boilers that cannot be off for long.
Hospitals use steam for heating, humidification, sterilizers and kitchens, often across redundant boilers. We maintain, repair and retube them and plan outages so backup capacity stays online.
Campus central plants send steam and hot water to many buildings through long distribution lines. We service boilers, burners, pumps and condensate return, and survey steam traps to find the ones wasting fuel.
Labs and pilot plants need steady steam for autoclaves, clean utilities and tight humidity control. We service the boilers that supply it.
Terminals handling petroleum products often use steam or hot water to heat tanks and transfer lines. We repair the boilers and welded piping behind them.
Shoreline manufacturers, including aerospace suppliers, use process steam and heat for parts washing, curing and space heating. When a process boiler fails, we repair it and trace the cause.
Monthly, quarterly and annual maintenance agreements cover combustion tuning, low-water cutoff and flame safeguard testing, tube and refractory inspection, and pump and valve checks.
Maintenance from West HartfordOur technicians repair boilers, burners and controls of all makes, including Cleaver-Brooks, Patterson-Kelley, AERCO, H.B. Smith, KN Series, Hurst, Bigelow, Viessmann and Lochinvar boilers and Power Flame, Carlin and Beckett burners. We restore heat first, then find the cause of the failure. Our own crews handle retubing, refractory and pipe welding.
Repair servicesOur trucks carry common wear parts such as gaskets, pumps, actuators, valves, coils and fittings. Some items carry long lead times, such as Grundfos repair kits at 8–10 weeks and new pumps at 10–12 weeks, so we work with plants to plan critical spares.
Parts & suppliesThrough Thermogenics we arrange containerized rental boilers rated 250 psig MAWP and firing natural gas, propane or No. 2 oil, plus partner units. Rentals cover planned outages, emergencies and seasonal peaks.
Rental boilers & fleetIn Connecticut, boiler inspection falls under the Department of Administrative Services, Office of the State Building Inspector. Commissioned inspectors from its Boiler Unit carry out internal and external inspections and issue certificates, and insurance-company inspectors also inspect insured boilers. We complete any repairs the inspector calls for under our National Board R stamp.
New Haven’s winter heating design temperatures sit around 5–10 °F, and the heating season is long, so boilers run hard from fall through spring. Salt air near the harbor speeds corrosion on stacks, breechings and outdoor piping, and humid summers bring condensation inside idle boilers. Summer is the time for retubing, refractory repairs and proper lay-up before the cold returns.
CT DAS Boiler Unit
Connecticut Department of Administrative Services – Office of the State Building Inspector (Boiler Unit)
Our team covers New Haven and the towns around it: West Haven, Hamden, East Haven, North Haven, Branford, Wallingford, Milford and Orange. That includes plants along the shoreline and up the I-91 corridor.
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Call 860-953-9845 any time, day or night, and we confirm an arrival time on the call. New Haven is about 50 minutes from our West Hartford branch.
Yes, Wallingford is in our service area. It sits on the I-91 corridor between our West Hartford branch and New Haven.
Both can. Insured boilers may be inspected by the insurer’s inspector, and either way we make the repairs the inspector requires.
Yes, if another boiler or a rental can carry the load. With redundant boilers, we retube one unit while the others stay online. If redundancy is thin, we can arrange a Thermogenics rental boiler to cover the outage.
Thermogenics rental boilers run from 150 HP to 500 HP, and we can also arrange partner units through the Thermogenics network. A two-boiler unit measures 8' W x 9'6" H x 40' L, so plan space and truck access ahead of delivery. Rentals commonly travel a day or two to reach a site.
Call 860-953-9845 for emergency repairs, or to set up a maintenance agreement, retubing job or rental boiler for your New Haven plant.
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