Thermogenics Aurora is our head office and the plant where we build Thermocoil coil-tube boilers. Our technicians provide maintenance, repair, parts and rental boilers across the GTA and Southwestern Ontario and travel to plants in every province, with emergency service 24/7.
Monthly, quarterly and annual PM plans, combustion and safety checks, cleaning, annual inspections and steam trap surveys.
Emergency repair, retubing and coil changes, refractory, controls and burners, with R-stamp repairs and alterations.
Stocked service trucks, OEM Thermocoil parts, an in-house pump rebuild program, and delivery across North America.
Containerized Thermocoil steam boilers from 150 to 500 HP, plus partner inventory, delivered and serviced by our team.
Thermogenics started in Aurora in 1975 as a service and repair company for coil-tube boilers. Today the same site holds our head office, our manufacturing floor and our service team. When a technician needs a drawing, a coil or an engineer, the people who designed the boiler work in the same building.
Our Aurora plant makes Thermocoil coil-tube boilers, thermal fluid heaters and ST Series steam generators rated to 2,850 psig.
Our ASME stamps cover building pressure equipment, our National Board R stamp covers repairs and alterations, and TSSA authorizes us as a Fuels contractor.
Union Boiler in Hamilton, Thermogenics Ottawa and the rest of the network across North America back our Aurora team.
Our Aurora team works most often in food and beverage plants, hospitals and corrugated box plants. Across the GTA and Southwestern Ontario we also service boilers at campuses and district energy plants. Many of these sites run around the clock.
Clean process steam for cooking, CIP and sanitation
Steam for sterilization, humidification and heat
Steady steam for corrugators and glue lines
Process heat and plant heating for parts makers
Campus heating plants and lab steam
Central plants serving many buildings at once
Our preventive maintenance plans run monthly, quarterly or annually, matched to how hard your boilers work. On each visit our technicians clean and inspect the boiler, check combustion and tune the burner, and test the safety controls: low-water cutoffs, flame safeguards, limits and gas train valves. We work on Thermogenics, Fulton, Cleaver-Brooks and Vapor boilers, and on Weishaupt, Riello, Maxon and Limpsfield burners.
Ontario boilers are registered and inspected under the Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA), and we schedule annual overhauls around that inspection. We open the boiler, inspect tubes or coils, refractory and gaskets, rebuild what needs it and close it up ready for the inspector. Cold winters put heating plants under full load for months, so we aim to finish that work before the heating season starts.
Steam trap surveys find traps that are blowing steam or holding back condensate. We also check deaerators, feedwater and condensate return, pumps and water treatment feed, because a failing trap or a starved feed pump shortens boiler life as much as a dirty fireside. Where the savings support it, we recommend efficiency upgrades such as O2 trim, new burner controls from Autoflame, Siemens or Fireye, or a Thermiser economizer.
We also handle start-up, commissioning and operator training on new boilers, deaerators and thermal fluid systems, with engineering support for thermal fluid heaters from the team that designs them. Operators learn the controls before we leave site and know what to watch for between our visits.
Our trucks carry common controls, gaskets and wear parts. We repair firetube, watertube and coil-tube boilers, burners and controls, from flame safeguard faults to failed feed pumps.
First we get you back in steam, then we find out why it failed. The cause might be scale from poor water treatment, a short-cycling burner, a stuck trap flooding the return or a control that drifted. Our National Board R stamp covers pressure-part repairs and alterations.
Coil-tube boilers are our original trade. We retube and replace coils on Thermocoil and other coil-tube boilers, and because Thermocoil boilers are built in Aurora, replacement coils come from the same site. Our in-house pump repair program rebuilds boiler feed and circulating pumps, so a failed pump does not have to wait for a new one.
Because we manufacture boilers as well as service them, we keep parts on hand in Aurora for Thermocoil equipment and for the controls, valves and burners found in most Ontario boiler rooms. Common parts travel on the service truck with the technician.
Our pump repair and emergency rebuild program can put a boiler feed or circulating pump back in service while a new one is on order. New pumps and repair kits can take weeks to arrive, so a rebuild is often the quicker route.
Controls & burner brands
Our emergency pump rebuild program can get your existing pump back in service. Call 1-877-717-7724.
Tell us where the unit can sit and how far it is from your steam line. That answer often sets the schedule.
Most rental calls follow a failure that means a long or costly repair, or a new boiler that is months away. Thermogenics developed containerized rental steam boilers in the late 2000s. Our Thermocoil rental units run from 150 to 500 HP with a 250 psig design pressure, and fire on natural gas, propane or No. 2 oil. They ship in standard sea-can containers on ordinary trucks, with no oversize escorts. On site, a crane or a lowboy trailer sets them in place.
When we do not have the right unit, partner inventory covers 30 BHP to more than 2,200 BHP, including firetube and watertube steam, hot water, thermal fluid and complete boiler rooms. Our Aurora team walks the site, plans the piping tie-in, starts the unit up and services it while it is on rent, including emergency repairs. A 400 ft run to your plant steam line can mean 2–3 weeks of piping, so plan the steam connection early.
Each unit is inspected and tested before it leaves. Rentals can run as short as 8–10 days while a part arrives or refractory is repaired, or several months during a major retube.
| 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 |
Thermogenics rental specifications. Units are matched to your load from the Thermogenics fleet and partner inventory; call for current availability.
From Aurora our technicians cover all of Ontario except the eastern region, which our Ottawa branch serves. Most of our work is in York Region, the GTA and Southwestern Ontario, including Newmarket, Richmond Hill, Markham, Vaughan, Bradford, Orillia and Alliston. Toronto is about 40 minutes away, Barrie and Oshawa about 50 minutes, and Peterborough about 1.5 hours. We also travel to plants in every province, from British Columbia to Newfoundland and Labrador.
Cities & towns we serve
Union Boiler
163 Niagara St. · 905-528-7977
≈ 90 km away
Thermogenics
2615 Lancaster Rd #3 · 613-244-0633
≈ 340 km away
Prime Boiler Services
2011 Quebec Ave · 639-998-2537
≈ 2,200 km away
Prime Boiler Services
1807 5 St. · 780-955-7787
≈ 2,680 km away
Case studies and articles from across the Thermogenics group, the engineering and equipment network now behind the Aurora team.
Thermocoil boilers in the same footprint as the old firetubes more than doubled steam generation.
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Worn firetubes replaced with high-pressure Thermocoil boilers, a condensate and deaerator system, and fast-acting controls.
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How sterilization, humidification and lab loads shape boiler selection as hospitals move other loads to low-grade heat.
Read moreCall our 24/7 emergency line, 1-877-717-7724, and we dispatch a technician. For planned work, the office line is 905-727-1901, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM Monday to Thursday and to 4:00 PM Friday.
We service Thermogenics, Fulton, Cleaver-Brooks and Vapor boilers, and burners from Thermogenics, Weishaupt, Riello, Limpsfield, Johnson and Maxon. On controls we work with Autoflame, Honeywell, Siemens and Fireye Nexus. We also build coil-tube steam and hot-water boilers from 75 to 600 BHP and high-pressure ST Series steam generators, so coil-tube and high-pressure equipment is our daily work.
Yes. We supply containerized Thermocoil rental boilers from 150 to 500 HP, and partner inventory covers larger loads. New boiler lead times can be four to six months, so many plants rent until the new unit arrives. Our Aurora team delivers the rental and services it until it goes home.
Thermogenics Inc. holds ASME S (power boilers), ASME U (pressure vessels) and ASME H (heating boilers) stamps, the National Board R stamp for repairs and alterations, and a TSSA (Ontario) local certificate of authorization for Fuels contractor. Our technicians are trained in confined space entry, lock-out tag-out, working at heights, fall arrest, hot work permits and arc flash.
Our Aurora technicians serve both, along with Toronto, Oshawa, Newmarket, Richmond Hill, Markham, Vaughan, Stouffville, Keswick, Uxbridge and Orillia.
Yes. The Aurora team is part of Thermogenics Inc., and the same building houses the plant where Thermocoil boilers are made and the service team that maintains them.
Yes. Thermogenics has represented Fulton in Ontario since 2011, covering steam boilers across all industries, plus hydronic boilers and thermal fluid heaters in health care, campus and district energy, agricultural and process markets. We sell, start up, service and supply parts for Fulton equipment.
Yes. Far-end steam problems usually start in the system rather than the boiler. We run steam trap surveys, check condensate return and service deaerators, including the Therm-O-Pac units we build in Aurora. For hospitals that depend on steam for sterilization and humidification, we trace the path from the boiler to the point of use and fix what is losing steam along the way.
Call 1-877-717-7724 for emergency service, or 905-727-1901 to plan maintenance, parts or a rental in the GTA and Southwestern Ontario.
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