Renting a Temporary Boiler – What You Need to KnowWhen your commercial boiler breaks down, replacing it or even repairing it can take considerable time. Finding the right replacement boiler for your needs can take weeks or months. In the meantime, renting a temporary boiler is a practical solution.
If you’re considering a boiler rental, it’s important to keep the following factors in mind:
- Boiler capacity and placement
- Installation and transportation logistics
- Rental period and cost
- Fuel costs
- Maintenance and support services
For a turnkey boiler rental process, consider contacting Mobile Boiler Systems (MBS). Our heating experts are available 24/7, ensuring you don’t have to endure extended boiler downtime. Our temporary boilers are ready for immediate installation, helping prevent any further disruptions to the heating and/or hot water at your building.
Connect With New York’s #1 Solution for Emergency Boilers.
A mobile boiler rental can make it easier to get up and running after your boiler stops working. MBS has decades of experience, giving you extra peace of mind.
Boiler Capacity and Placement
When assessing a commercial building for the application of a temporary boiler, the two main factors that must be determined are boiler capacity and placement of the boiler rental equipment.
Utilizing the right size temporary boiler equipment ensures an efficient, steady supply of heat and/or hot water while in use. If you rent a boiler with a lower capacity than required, it won’t produce as much heat as you need. Extra capacity is also a problem, as it wastes energy and drives up the cost of fuel.
Once onsite, the temporary boiler will be connected to the building’s existing heating and hot water lines. Therefore, placement of the mobile boiler should be in a safe, legal location as close as possible to the boiler room.
Installation and Transportation Logistics
Navigating the logistics of installation and transportation is critical when renting a boiler. To avoid any transportation and installation issues, opt for a reputable boiler rental company.
Specialized vehicles designed for complex machinery are necessary for safe and secure transport. As for installation, only professionals are legally allowed to install boilers in New York. This means you must hire either a Licensed Master Plumber or a Licensed Oil Burner Installer to ensure compliance with local laws and safety standards.
Companies like Mobile Boiler Systems (MBS) specialize in transporting and installing boilers across various sectors, including hospitals, schools, multi-family properties, and industrial firms, providing expert service that ensures both legality and safety.
Rental Period and Cost
Next, consider the required rental period and the potential cost of renting versus buying a new boiler. If you need to take your current boiler offline for a short period of time, renting a temporary boiler may not be feasible. Setup costs can average around $15,000, with monthly rental costs ranging anywhere from $6,000 to $10,000.
Fuel Costs
Another factor to account for if you need to rent a temporary boiler is fuel costs. Most mobile boilers typically use #2 fuel oil as an energy source. As of May 13, 2024, #2 fuel oil costs an average of $3.806 per gallon in the United States.
Maintenance and Support Services
Any type of mechanical equipment, even a temporary boiler, is susceptible to breakdowns. It is essential to receive immediate support if an issue with your temporary boiler arises while it’s in use at your building.
When evaluating boiler rental companies, make sure you understand their process and response time when it comes to mechanical issues with your boiler rental.
If the mechanics they dispatch are not local or they cannot guarantee same-day service, proceed with caution.
Get a Safe and Reliable Temporary Boiler Fast!
Mobile Boiler Systems offers dependable boiler rentals for commercial buildings throughout the NYC area. Contact us to discover why building owners, property managers, supers, and contractors rely on MBS for mobile boiler rentals.
When your commercial boiler breaks down, replacing it or even repairing it can take considerable time. Finding the right replacement boiler for your needs can take weeks or months. In the meantime, renting a temporary boiler is a practical solution.
If you’re considering a boiler rental, it’s important to keep the following factors in mind:
- Boiler capacity and placement
- Installation and transportation logistics
- Rental period and cost
- Fuel costs
- Maintenance and support services
For a turnkey boiler rental process, consider contacting Mobile Boiler Systems (MBS). Our heating experts are available 24/7, ensuring you don’t have to endure extended boiler downtime. Our temporary boilers are ready for immediate installation, helping prevent any further disruptions to the heating and/or hot water at your building.
Connect With New York’s #1 Solution for Emergency Boilers.
A mobile boiler rental can make it easier to get up and running after your boiler stops working. MBS has decades of experience, giving you extra peace of mind.
Boiler Capacity and Placement
When assessing a commercial building for the application of a temporary boiler, the two main factors that must be determined are boiler capacity and placement of the boiler rental equipment.
Utilizing the right size temporary boiler equipment ensures an efficient, steady supply of heat and/or hot water while in use. If you rent a boiler with a lower capacity than required, it won’t produce as much heat as you need. Extra capacity is also a problem, as it wastes energy and drives up the cost of fuel.
Once onsite, the temporary boiler will be connected to the building’s existing heating and hot water lines. Therefore, placement of the mobile boiler should be in a safe, legal location as close as possible to the boiler room.
Installation and Transportation Logistics
Navigating the logistics of installation and transportation is critical when renting a boiler. To avoid any transportation and installation issues, opt for a reputable boiler rental company.
Specialized vehicles designed for complex machinery are necessary for safe and secure transport. As for installation, only professionals are legally allowed to install boilers in New York. This means you must hire either a Licensed Master Plumber or a Licensed Oil Burner Installer to ensure compliance with local laws and safety standards.
Companies like Mobile Boiler Systems (MBS) specialize in transporting and installing boilers across various sectors, including hospitals, schools, multi-family properties, and industrial firms, providing expert service that ensures both legality and safety.
Rental Period and Cost
Next, consider the required rental period and the potential cost of renting versus buying a new boiler. If you need to take your current boiler offline for a short period of time, renting a temporary boiler may not be feasible. Setup costs can average around $15,000, with monthly rental costs ranging anywhere from $6,000 to $10,000.
Fuel Costs
Another factor to account for if you need to rent a temporary boiler is fuel costs. Most mobile boilers typically use #2 fuel oil as an energy source. As of May 13, 2024, #2 fuel oil costs an average of $3.806 per gallon in the United States.
Maintenance and Support Services
Any type of mechanical equipment, even a temporary boiler, is susceptible to breakdowns. It is essential to receive immediate support if an issue with your temporary boiler arises while it’s in use at your building.
When evaluating boiler rental companies, make sure you understand their process and response time when it comes to mechanical issues with your boiler rental.
If the mechanics they dispatch are not local or they cannot guarantee same-day service, proceed with caution.
Get a Safe and Reliable Temporary Boiler Fast!
Mobile Boiler Systems offers dependable boiler rentals for commercial buildings throughout the NYC area. Contact us to discover why building owners, property managers, supers, and contractors rely on MBS for mobile boiler rentals.