Boiler Service, Repair & Rentals in Massachusetts

Hartford Boiler Repair Works, part of Thermogenics, repairs Massachusetts boilers under a National Board R stamp. Our team retubes boilers, rebuilds refractory and services burners and pumps, with 24/7 emergency service and rental boilers from the Thermogenics network.

Massachusetts

Who serves Massachusetts boiler rooms

Hartford Boiler Repair Works serves central and western Massachusetts, from Springfield to Worcester and sites up to two hours one way, from its shop at 44 Cody St. in West Hartford, Connecticut. The company has repaired commercial, industrial and institutional heating and process systems since 1926 and joined Thermogenics in 2023.

For temporary steam or heat while your boiler is repaired, our team arranges units from the Thermogenics containerized rental fleet and partner inventory.

Branches

Our West Hartford team serves Massachusetts

West Hartford, Connecticut
Serves Massachusetts from Connecticut

Thermogenics West Hartford, CT

Hartford Boiler Repair Works

Hartford Boiler Repair Works, West Hartford, CT. Known for refractory, retubing, pipe welding, tank lining and burner work. Holds a National Board R stamp for repairs.

44 Cody St., West Hartford, CT 06110
860-953-9845

Coverage

Massachusetts cities we cover

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Codes & inspections

Massachusetts boiler rules and inspections

The Board of Boiler Rules regulates Massachusetts boilers and pressure vessels under 522 CMR. Inspections are carried out by Department of Public Safety Engineering Division inspectors and authorized insurance inspectors. The state also licenses boiler operators as engineers and firemen. We carry out the repairs inspectors call for under our National Board R stamp.

Regulator

MA DPS

Massachusetts Department of Public Safety – Engineering Division / Board of Boiler Rules

Industries

Massachusetts industries we work with

Herlev Hospital, Denmark

Hospitals & universities

Hospitals and campuses run large central steam plants for heat and sterilization. We retube their boilers, rebuild refractory and repair burners.

Pharmaceutical industry and drug manufacturing

Life sciences & biotech

Labs and biomanufacturing sites rely on steady steam for process and sterilization. We repair the boilers, pumps and piping that supply it.

White buildings of modern factory

Advanced manufacturing

Precision, defense electronics and medical device plants need dependable process heat. Our welders repair boiler tubes and process piping.

Luxury resort

Hospitality & casinos

Hotels and casinos need heat and hot water for guests at all hours. We repair the boilers, burners and circulating pumps that supply them.

Nearby

Nearby states

Frequently asked questions

Questions from Massachusetts customers

Is there a Thermogenics shop in Massachusetts?

Hartford Boiler Repair Works serves Massachusetts from its shop in West Hartford, Connecticut. Springfield is about 40 minutes away and Worcester about 1 hour, and our team covers sites up to two hours one way.

Our inspector wrote up tube and weld repairs. Can you do them?

Yes. Our National Board ‘R’ stamp covers code repairs such as tube replacement and weld repairs (it does not cover alterations). We schedule the work around your outage.

Can we rent a boiler while ours is down in winter?

Yes. We arrange a unit from the Thermogenics containerized fleet or partner inventory while your boiler is repaired. Massachusetts heating design temperatures run from about 0 °F inland to near 10 °F on the coast, so most buildings need temporary heat during a winter outage.

Can you fix heating problems that aren’t in the boiler?

Yes. Problems often start in the pumps, zone valves or piping. We repair pumps, zone valves, burners, refractory and pipe welds, so we can trace a fault from the burner through the piping and fix it at the source.

Get started

Boiler down in Massachusetts?
Call Hartford Boiler at 860-953-9845

Our West Hartford team takes emergency calls 24/7 and schedules repairs, retubing and rentals for Massachusetts plants. Ask for Chris Reinsch, General Manager.

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