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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: April 11, 2011
Business Best - Atlas Welding & Boiler Repair Inc.
If there's such a thing as a one-stop shop for heating, then we're it," said Richard Blaser, president of Atlas Welding & Boiler Repair Inc. This is the Atlas philosophy - a philosophy that, over the past 70 years, has made the firm one of the largest boiler repair and replacement companies in the country.
Looking at the list of services Atlas now offers, there seems little chance of obsolescence. Besides the full boiler cleaning, repair and maintenance services now being provided by Atlas the firm also supplies full, around-the-clock burner service. What's more, it furnishes complete compactor conversion services, manufactures its own line of heating coils, does welding, and makes available on-truck mobile boiler units for temporary heating and hot water during various jobs and emergencies.
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