When the rental call happens
Nobody plans to rent a boiler. The call comes when a retube runs long, an inspection finds something ugly, a project needs temporary steam, or a boiler simply dies in January. It is not uncommon for Servco to get calls from companies needing a rental boiler with only a few hours' notice — and that's exactly the situation the rental fleet exists for.
What we need to know to size it
Five questions get a rental moving:
- — Steam or hot water, and what capacity (HP or lbs/hr)?
- — Operating pressure?
- — Fuel available on site — natural gas, propane, oil?
- — Electrical service available for burner and controls?
- — Trailer-mounted outside, or set on a pad/foundation?
Terms, hookup, and the smart move
Servco rents units for 1 month or longer, with better rates at 6- and 12-month terms. With minor modifications we can transport, install, and tie a rental boiler into your existing system — steam, feedwater, fuel, and controls.
The smart move is our Rental Contingency Program: we prep your facility with rental connections in advance, so if the day ever comes, hookup is measured in hours instead of days. For hospitals, food plants, and anyone whose steam can't stop, it's the cheapest insurance available.
Talk to a boiler pro, not a call center
24/7 across Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming. Since 1956.
Quick answers
How fast can a rental boiler be on site?+
For emergencies in our Utah–Idaho–Wyoming service area, often within hours — call (800) 986-4301. Installation time depends on your connections, which is exactly what the Rental Contingency Program eliminates.
What does a boiler rental cost?+
It scales with boiler size and term length — monthly rates drop meaningfully at 6 and 12 months. Freight, installation, and hookups are the other variables. Call with your capacity and pressure and we'll quote it same-day.
Trailer-mounted or skid — which do I want?+
Trailer-mounted deploys fastest and stays outside; skid units set on a pad when the rental will run longer or space allows. We'll recommend based on your site and season.
