Industrial Engineering sets up steam, hot water and thermal fluid rental boilers for Central Florida plants. Units come from the Thermogenics fleet and partner inventory. Our Orlando team handles the site walk, tie-in and start-up, and answers service calls 24/7 while the unit runs.
Most rentals start with an unplanned failure. A tube leak, a cracked tube sheet or failed refractory turns into a long or costly repair, and the plant still needs heat. In Central Florida that load is often hot water and laundry for resorts and theme parks, sterilization for hospitals, or process steam for food, beverage, chemical and pharmaceutical plants. A rental carries the load while the repair gets done.
Rental units come from the Thermogenics containerized fleet and partner inventory, and we match the unit to your pressure, fuel and load. The Industrial Engineering team in Orlando runs the job locally, from the site walk through start-up and service. The same people repair, re-tube and maintain boilers across Central Florida the rest of the year.
A failed tube sheet, a cracked section or a damaged furnace can take weeks to repair. A rental keeps hot water and process steam on while we fix the original boiler.
Re-tubing, refractory work and inspection shutdowns are easier to schedule when a rental carries the load. Plan it with us and the unit can be set before your boiler comes offline.
New boilers often take four to six months to arrive when the factory is busy. A rental covers the gap while you order the replacement that fits your plant.
A rental can be as short as 8–10 days. It keeps the plant running while a replacement part ships or new refractory is installed and cured.
Food, beverage, brewing and distilling lines, chemical and pharmaceutical batches, and thermal fluid for asphalt and liquid terminals stop when the boiler stops. We size the rental to your process.
When the whole boiler room is out, we can supply a complete temporary boiler room with water treatment, feedwater tanks, pumps and stacks.
Standalone rental boilers in the Thermogenics fleet run from 150 to 500 HP. They are built to a standard 250 psig MAWP design and operate from 70 to 225 psig, with larger units on request. They fire natural gas, propane or No. 2 oil. Beyond single boilers, the fleet includes hot water and thermal fluid units, complete boiler rooms, water treatment, feedwater tanks, pumps, blowdown and stacks.
| Unit type | Thermocoil coil-tube steam boilers in sea-can containers |
|---|---|
| Size | 150 to 500 HP per unit; larger on request |
| Pressure | 250 psig design (MAWP), operating 70–225 psig |
| Fuel | Natural gas, propane or No. 2 oil |
| Containers | Two-boiler 40 ft, or single 20 ft and 30 ft units |
| Network range | 30 BHP to 2,200+ BHP through Thermogenics partners |
Availability changes, so call early and tell us what you need. If it isn’t in our own fleet, we work through partner inventory to find it.
We start with who you are, where the plant is and what the boiler serves. Then we cover process, pressure, fuel, voltage, water quality and any county or state NOx limits. Those answers decide which unit can work.
We usually get someone on site quickly. We check where the unit will sit, crane or lowboy access and the distance to your steam line. A 400 ft run can mean 2–3 weeks of piping, so placement matters.
Our units ship in standard shipping containers, so they travel without escort or oversize-load arrangements. A crane lifts the unit off the truck onto your prepared pad, or it arrives on a rented lowboy trailer.
We pipe the unit to your steam or hot water header and connect fuel, power, feedwater and blowdown, then fire and test it. Every unit is inspected and tested before deployment, and we check it again on your load.
While the unit is on rent, our Orlando team handles maintenance and repair calls. When your own boiler is back in service, we disconnect and drain the rental and load it out.
A rental goes in faster when the site is ready. The closer the unit sits to your steam or hot water header, the less temporary piping we run, so settle placement first. Plan for a level pad, room for a crane or lowboy to reach it, and the utilities the boiler needs. Florida’s heat and summer storms make drainage around the pad worth planning, and the area should stay clear for service access.
Enter a ZIP code to see the approximate road distance and drive time from our Orlando branch on N John Young Parkway. Rental units travel across the Southeast, and we confirm delivery when you call.
Call 407-293-9317 the moment the boiler goes down. The line is answered 24/7. Give us your process, pressure, fuel, voltage and water details, and on that first call we can tell you which unit fits and when it can reach your site. We usually get someone out quickly to plan the set.
We size it from the load you need to carry and your operating pressure. The rating of the boiler that failed is a starting point, but we look at what your plant actually draws. Standalone fleet units run 150 to 500 HP, and with partner inventory the network covers 30 BHP to more than 2,200 BHP.
Yes, if it is natural gas, propane or No. 2 oil, which our rental boilers fire. Tell us the fuel at the pad, its supply pressure and your emissions limits. Sub-30 NOx is a typical requirement in the U.S., and low NOx units are part of the network range. Those rules help decide which unit can work.
Have a level pad close to your steam or hot water header and clear access for a crane or lowboy trailer. You also need fuel, power at the right voltage, makeup water and a drain for blowdown. We pick the closest workable spot during the site walk to keep piping short, and confirm every connection before the unit is set.
Our Orlando team installs the unit, starts it up, maintains it while it’s on rent and handles repair calls on it.
As long as the job takes. Some rentals last 8–10 days while a part arrives or refractory is repaired. A full tube and tube-sheet job on a large firetube can run several months, and a rental that bridges a new boiler order covers the full lead time. We keep the unit maintained for the whole term.
Call 407-293-9317, 24/7. Tell us your process, pressure, fuel and load, and we will match a rental unit from the Thermogenics network.
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