Heaters
Construction heaters for rent. Portable and indirect-fired heaters that keep winter work moving: curing concrete, drying out a structure and keeping crews working through the cold.
Indirect-fired units keep combustion products outside the heated space, which is what makes them suitable for occupied and enclosed areas. Available daily, weekly and monthly. We can supply an operator in New York City and the surrounding area; further out it goes as a bare rental.
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Common questions
What is the difference between direct and indirect fired heaters?
A direct-fired heater puts its combustion products into the heated air. An indirect-fired heater vents them outside and delivers clean warm air, which is what enclosed and occupied spaces require.
What size heater do I need?
It comes down to the volume of the space, how well it is sealed and the temperature rise you need. Give us the dimensions and what the heat is for and we will size it.
How much notice do you need, and what about site paperwork?
On a bare rental the constraint is availability, so tell us the dates and we will confirm what is free. Two things worth sorting early either way: many managed buildings require a certificate of insurance naming them as additional insured, so check their requirements before the day, and if you want us to run the lift rather than just supply the machine, permits can add time. Our permit breakdown covers what a given lift triggers.