Boilers & heating
Commercial and wall-hung boilers, steam and hot-water systems, equipment replacement and room upgrades.
Building NYC boiler rooms
Boiler rooms.
Built for New York.
Installations, replacements and upgrades. Every component working toward the same purpose: a building that runs well.
A complete room
Beyond the
boiler.
We look at how equipment, piping and controls work together, whether you’re replacing an aging plant or planning a new room.
Domestic hot water
Hot-water production, heat exchangers, storage tanks and recirculation systems.
Pumps & piping
Circulators, system headers, valves and the piping that connects the room to your building.
Controls & care
System controls, startup, service coordination and preventive maintenance.
In the field
Real equipment.
Hands-on care.
A closer look at commercial boiler rooms, hot-water systems and the care behind a working building.
Explore maintenance services
A concept for your next project
Plan the whole room.
Lochinvar KBN boilers · Taco pumps · A. O. Smith storage
Illustrated equipment concept. Final equipment and connections depend on your building and the agreed scope.
From the first conversation
A clear path forward.
Understand the building
Review the existing equipment, the building’s needs and the goals of your project.
Define the work
Discuss the proposed equipment, piping, controls, access and project coordination.
Build and care for it
Coordinate installation, startup and the service needs of your new or upgraded room.
A replacement starts with the building.
A new boiler room should reflect the property’s heating and hot-water needs, the existing installation and the access available for the work. We review equipment labels, service history, operating complaints and room photos before discussing a site assessment. For occupied buildings, we also consider the people affected by downtime, the building contact and the proposed scheduling arrangements.
Steam and hot water need different plans.
We work with steam and hot-water heating systems, from boiler replacement to a wider room upgrade. The proposed scope considers the piping, pumps and controls connected to the equipment. Where domestic hot water shares the room, we review production, storage and recirculation alongside the heating equipment so the connections between systems are addressed together.
Equipment, piping and controls working together.
The illustrated room shows Lochinvar KBN boilers, Taco pumps, an A. O. Smith tank and a plate heat exchanger. It is a concept for discussing the system, rather than a fixed package for every property. Equipment selection, capacities and connections are reviewed for the project. The scope can include removal, replacement equipment, piping, isolation valves, supports, controls and associated coordination as agreed.
Define responsibilities before installation.
We discuss access, existing connections, removal arrangements and the work needed around the equipment. Permit, design, inspection, utility and electrical responsibilities are identified for the specific proposal. Existing notices, drawings and service reports are useful starting information. A clear scope helps the owner and project team understand which work is included and which related items require separate coordination.
Startup and the care that follows.
Installation planning includes startup, operating checks and the maintenance needs of the completed system. We can discuss planned service for the boiler equipment, hot water, pumps and valves, with a visit schedule suited to the property. Our boiler-room services cover Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, The Bronx and Staten Island.
A few things to know
Start with a
conversation.
Do you replace complete boiler rooms as well as individual boilers?
Yes. We can review an individual equipment replacement or a coordinated project covering boilers, hot water, storage, pumps, piping and controls.
Can a boiler-room project include steam heating?
Yes. We service and replace steam boilers as well as hot-water heating equipment. The existing system is reviewed when defining the project.
Are the illustrated brands a required package?
No. The illustration presents a concept. Equipment selection and the proposed connections are reviewed for the particular building.
What information helps you review the project?
Send the property address, equipment labels, room photos, service history and any drawings or notices. Include your building contact, access arrangements and scheduling priorities.