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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: July 11, 2011
Corporate Profiles - Boro Fuel
Boro Fuel was founded in 1929 by Joseph Cohn, who began by offering plumbing and heating services to homeowners in Brooklyn. Over the years, Cohn installed thousands of boilers throughout Brooklyn, some of which are still keeping homeowners warm.
Today, Boro Fuel remains in the family, owned and operated by Jeff Cohn, the third generation of the Cohn Family. While Boro Fuel started by just serving Brooklyn, its service area has since expanded and now includes customers in Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan. With a full service fleet of seven oil trucks, seven service vans, and a state-of-the-art installation vehicle, customers can always rely on Boro Fuel for complete comfort.
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