Truck Repair Shops

Waste Oil Boiler Installations

See how these truck repair shops eliminated their used oil disposal expenses. Waste oil boilers save truck repair shops thousands of dollars every year in heating costs while recycling their waste oil on site for heat recovery. Utility bill savings typically pay for a new system in 24 – 36 months. With minimal maintenance, waste oil burning boilers run for decades. Radiant floor / in-floor heat is cost-effective in new facilities. Unit heaters are cost-effective for new and existing truck repair shops.

Commercial Contractor
Kent, WA

Equipment: Clean Energy CB 330 waste oil burning furnace

Project: Supply heat for a 5,000 sq. ft construction equipment maintenance facility; all the various used oils drained from vehicles will fuel their furnace.

CB 330 Furnace Highlights

325,000 BTU/hour
2.3 GPH max fuel consumption
Burns all types of used oils
Quick ROI – low or no heat bills
Tank, wall, or ceiling mountable
1,000+ hr cleaning interval
Long-lasting stainless steel heat exchanger
High-velocity, air-sweep heat exchanger delivers more heating power
Vertical flue tubes designed to last longer
Pre-assembled, vacuum-tested pump
Easy to open for service and cleaning
12-year warranty

Rack-mounted Clean Energy 330, 325,000 BTU waste oil-fueled furnace.

Motor Trucks Inc.
Everett, WA

Equipment: Two Columbia WL-60 waste oil fired boilers and PEX tubing for radiant floor heating system.

Project: Supply radiant floor heat for new 36,000 sq. ft. truck repair shop adjacent to new flagship corporate headquarters.

General Contractor: Fisher & Sons, Burlington, Washington

PEX tubing installed for mezzanine floor.

PEX tubing installed for main shop; ready for concrete to be poured.

Waste oil fueled radiant floor heat keeps the Motor Trucks' facility in Everett comfortable year round.

View from mezzanine of completed concrete floor in main shop area.

Mezzanine radiant floor manifolds framed and ready for sheet rocking.

Wall access panels for radiant floor heat manifolds.

Flying Wrench Services
Kingston, Washington

Equipment: Columbia/Shenandoah KWO waste oil fired boiler and PEX tubing for radiant floor heating system.

Project: Supply and install radiant floor in new 8-bay truck repair facility.